lemonbot

Bot used for merging Citra bleeding-edge builds. At the moment, it uses the GitHub API to find builds to merge.

Pull requests to fix issues with the bot are more than welcome.

Use in Citra bleeding-edge build process

The actual bot is ran on a server administrated by Flame Sage. It is ran on a daily cron-job and updates from this repo before trying to merge builds.

What does it do?

After doing the self-update, the bot will clone the latest MAIN_REPO and resync PUSH_REPO/master. After that, each of the PULL_REPOS is visited. It will look for PRs on GitHub labelled with LABEL_TO_FETCH and merge those onto the MAIN_REPO/master branch. If a PR fails to merge it will be ignored. Once everything has been merged the bot will push the resulting files to the PUSH_REPO/self.branch_name branch.

The path self.tracking_path is used as a working directory for the git merge operations.

The status will be logged via the logger object. The default configuration is to log to debug.log, error.log and stdout.

Installation

Clone this repo and configure lemonbot by modifying the configuration in tag_build.py. You can then run the script. Note that the script depends on being part of a git repo. The script uses git pull origin master to update itself.

License

lemonbot is licensed under the GPLv3 (or any later version). Refer to the license.txt file included.