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is-mergeable
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Check if a GitHub Pull Request is in a (most likely) mergeable state
npm install --global is-mergeable
GITHUB_API_TOKEN="$TOKEN" is-mergeable \
--owner jamiebuilds \
--repo is-mergeable \
--pull-request 14 \
--min-reviews 1
--check ci-tests
# [ Open ] Updating Documentation (jamiebuilds/is-mergeable#14)
# @jamiebuilds wants to merge 1 commit into `master` from `update-docs`
# https://github.com/jamiebuilds/is-mergeable/pull/14
#
# ✓ Open
# ✓ Mergeable
# ✓ Rebaseable
# ✗ Reviews: (0 approved, 1 requested changes, 1 pending)
# ✗ @user1 requested changes
# • @user2 pending reviewer
# ✓ Checks: (1 successes, 1 failures, 0 pending)
# ✓ ci-tests success
# ✗ ci-build failure
#
# ✗ jamiebuilds/is-mergeable#14 is not ready to be merged.
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GITHUB_API_TOKEN
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scope.
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Check if a GitHub Pull Request is in a (most likely) mergeable state
We found that is-mergeable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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