Recognize co-authored-by in commit messages

[asmeurer]

See for example sympy/sympy#19158

[iammosespaulr]

sympy-bot/sympy_bot/webapp.py

Lines 82 to 91 in c600efc

	async for commit in commits:
	if commit['author']:
	users.add(commit['author']['login'])
	message = commit['commit']['message']
	if BEGIN_RELEASE_NOTES in message or END_RELEASE_NOTES in message:
	header_in_message = commit['sha']
	users.add(event.data['pull_request']['head']['user']['login'])
	users = sorted(users)

Searching message in

sympy-bot/sympy_bot/webapp.py

Line 85 in c600efc

message = commit['commit']['message']

for Co-authored-by: author-name <name@xxx.com> using regex and adding them to users might work ?

[asmeurer]

It would be better if there were direct support for it in the GitHub API. The reason is that we need a GitHub username for the release notes.

[iammosespaulr]

It would be better if there were direct support for it in the GitHub API. The reason is that we need a GitHub username for the release notes.

Yeah it would! I can't seem to find support for it in the Official API's.
However,
https://api.github.com/search/users?q=iammosespaulr@gmail.com does provide the username.

[asmeurer]

So we can query the email. If we don't get a username from it, we can just include the name and email directly (it doesn't have to be a username, that's just the format we use).