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reg-notify-github-plugin
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reg-suit plugin to send notification the testing result to your GitHub repository.
Installing this plugin, reg-suit comments to your PR and sets commits' status.


npm i reg-notify-github-plugin -D
reg-suit prepare -p notify-github
To configure notify-github plugin, a client ID of your repository is needed. You can get the client ID via the following steps:


If reg-suit detects visual differences, it set the commit status failure. Sometimes you might dislike it because the difference is as you intended. In these cases, your reviewer can set the status green with submitting "Approve Review Changes".
{
clientId: string;
prComment?: boolean;
}
clientId - Required - Client ID for reg-suit GitHub app. You can get it visiting here and click the Get client ID button.prComment - Optional - Whether to allow reg-suit to comment to pull request. Default: true.FAQs
Notify reg-suit result to GitHub repository
The npm package reg-notify-github-plugin receives a total of 40,017 weekly downloads. As such, reg-notify-github-plugin popularity was classified as popular.
We found that reg-notify-github-plugin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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