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/integrate [auto|delegate|undelegate|manual|<hash>]
Description
The pull request command that all contributors will use is the /integrate command that integrates an approved pull request into a repository. This is an example where the Skara workflow differs slightly from the workflow offered by most external Git source code hosting providers - almost all external Git source code hosting providers require that a reviewer/maintainer integrates a pull request into a repository. Skara instead enables the contributor to integrate the pull request with the /integrate command, but the contributor can only issue the /integrate command once the pull request passes all pre-integration checks (e.g. jcheck).
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The auto parameter is used to label a pull request to be automatically integrated as soon as all pre-integration checks are passing. This can be a good idea to save time when a change is comparatively benign and only the minimum amount of review is needed.
The manual parameter is used to undo the effects of the auto parameter.
If a contributor of a pull request will be unable to perform the integration at a suitable time, they may delegate the ability to integrate to any other committer in the project. This is done using /integrate delegate. Issuing this command will not immediately integrate a pull request, instead any committer in the project will be able to issue the /integrate command to perform the integration. This can be undone by the original contributor running /integrate undelegate.
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/backport <repository> [<branch>]
Description
Now, /backport could only be /backport disable <repository> [<branch>]
Description
/backport used in open pull request
When used in an open pull request, the /backport command adds a Backport=repo:branch label to the PR. After the PR is integrated, the bot will create the backport branch and provides a link for creating the backport. To cancel the backport, the user can use /backport disable command to remove the label before the PR is integrated.
Note: /backport disable can only be used in open pull requests.
/backport used in integrated pull request.
Applies the commit this pull request resulted in onto the given branch in the given repository and then shows to a link to create a pull request with the changes. The branch is optional and defaults to the master branch. If the commit does not apply then a message is shown describing the files containing conflicts. See Backports.
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