Tools to manage multiple repositories effectively?
Hello, I am looking for tools that would allow me to create a portal and/or monitor the following properties of boost repositories. I am in the CMT and at least one fix that was in develop never made it into master for the 1.68.0 release, so I want to be able to see, at a glance, information about the boost repositories I care about in one place. There are about 20 repositories I regularly participate in now so a portal to show what I need to worry about would be useful. 1. How far behind is master (with respect to develop)? This would help identify which repositories are behind develop. Useful for ensuring things get into a release. 2. How many open pull requests? 3. How many new pull requests (within the last week)? 4. How many updated pull requests (within the last week)? 5. How many open issues? 6. How many new issues (within the last week)? 7. How many updated issues (within the last week)? "week" could be configured, perhaps month, or "since I last visited". Anybody know of any good tools or perhaps an existing site that can do this for a multi-repository solution? Thanks, Jim
On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 10:52 PM, James E. King III via Boost
Hello, I am looking for tools that would allow me to create a portal and/or monitor the following properties of boost repositories. I am in the CMT and at least one fix that was in develop never made it into master for the 1.68.0 release, so I want to be able to see, at a glance, information about the boost repositories I care about in one place. There are about 20 repositories I regularly participate in now so a portal to show what I need to worry about would be useful.
Are all repos @github?
1. How far behind is master (with respect to develop)?
Does the master / develop split make sense at all?
This would help identify which repositories are behind develop. Useful for ensuring things get into a release.
2. How many open pull requests? 3. How many new pull requests (within the last week)? 4. How many updated pull requests (within the last week)? 5. How many open issues? 6. How many new issues (within the last week)? 7. How many updated issues (within the last week)?
"week" could be configured, perhaps month, or "since I last visited".
Anybody know of any good tools or perhaps an existing site that can do this for a multi-repository solution?
I'm not aware of something, but doesn't github provide views for all repos you have access to? If not, a feature request to them might make sense. -- Olaf
James E. King III wrote:
Hello, I am looking for tools that would allow me to create a portal and/or monitor the following properties of boost repositories. I am in the CMT and at least one fix that was in develop never made it into master for the 1.68.0 release, so I want to be able to see, at a glance, information about the boost repositories I care about in one place. There are about 20 repositories I regularly participate in now so a portal to show what I need to worry about would be useful.
1. How far behind is master (with respect to develop)?
This would help identify which repositories are behind develop. Useful for ensuring things get into a release.
What I did recently to track develop/master may be of interest: https://travis-ci.org/pdimov/merge-reminder This is an extraordinary simple Travis script that is nevertheless quite useful: https://github.com/pdimov/merge-reminder/blob/master/.travis.yml You just add a Travis cron job and are good to go.
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James E. King III -
Olaf van der Spek -
Peter Dimov