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Summary of Changes
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This pull request implements an admin bypass feature for the codeowners-plus tool, allowing authorized users to override codeowner requirements in emergency situations. It involves changes to the configuration file, application logic, GitHub client, and test suite to support this new functionality.
Highlights
- Admin Bypass Feature: Introduces a mechanism for repository administrators and designated users to bypass codeowner requirements by adding a comment with the text
Codeowners Bypassduring the approval review. - Configuration Option: Adds a new
admin_bypasssection to thecodeowners.tomlconfiguration file to enable/disable the feature and specify allowed users. - GitHub Client Updates: Extends the GitHub client interface and implementation to check for bypass approvals and verify admin status.
- Test Cases: Adds new test cases to verify the admin bypass functionality, including scenarios with admin users, allowed users, and case-insensitive bypass text.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces an admin bypass feature, allowing repository administrators or specified users to bypass codeowner requirements by commenting 'Codeowners Bypass' on a pull request. The implementation includes new configuration options, GitHub API integrations for permission checks, and comprehensive unit tests for the new functionality. The overall quality of the code is high, with good test coverage for the new features.
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Summary / Background
We sometimes have scenarios at Multi Media where we want to bypass codeowners requirements for certain PRs. We can bypass all requirements and merge, but this doesn't allow use of the merge queue. This PR adds the feature to bypass required reviews when an admin or list of approved users comments with the text
Codeowners Bypass