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pullquester

v1.7.2

Published

Issues a pull request using configuration files in your current repo.

Readme

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PullQuester

pull request tool for generating pull requests on demand via command line

Installation

Install hub via instructions in readme https://github.com/github/hub

npm install -g pullquester

Ensure that hub is installed and you have provided credentials to it. Hub will ask for credentials the first time it needs them. http://hub.github.com

In order to get hub to ask you for credentials run the following

hub pull-request

Configuration

Move to root directory of the repo you wish to add the pull request configuration to and run

pull init

Follow the prompts to initialize the tool

NOTE: When providing credentials, if you have Two-Factor Auth enabled, authentication will fail. You may optionally provide the special username <token> which will change the auth type to token. This will expect your password to be a GitHub API token with at least org:read scope enabled.

Custom questions can be added by adding Inquirer question configs to the pullrequest.json config file.

https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js

answers are added to the config in the template.

Usage

From command line, simply run pull or pull [subcommand].

Ensure your branch is pushed, and you are currently in the branch you want pulled. Then just run pull and follow the promps.

Command Information

pull [team] [-d]

Create a pull request for the current branch. Branch must not have any pending changes and must be pushed up to the remote.

Arguments:

  • team (optional) - Identifier for team configuration to use instead of default configuration. May not contain spaces.
  • -d, --draft (optional) - Use this flag to create the pull request as a draft.

Examples:

  • pull - Starts prompts to create a pull request for the current branch. Uses default configuration.
  • pull myteam - Starts prompts to create a pull request for the current branch using team configuration for myteam instead of default configuration.

pull init [team]

Create or update pullquester configuration. A team may be specified to allow per-team configuration.

Arguments:

  • team (optional) - Identifier used to create/update team configuration vs default configuration. May not contain spaces.

Examples:

  • pull init - creates/updates default pullquester configuration for the current repository.
  • pull init myteam - creates/updates pullquester configuration for team myteam

pull update

Updates the pullquester config files if required.

pull install

Runs an installer script to install the hub command on your system.