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Add PR ID, URL, and Repository to Pull Requests results #60
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Easy enough. I'll add both! |
Could you please also add repo name? I want to try merge transformation (where I would hardcode repo names directly in the queries - could later generate the dashboard JSON), and the only thing I would be missing in the merged table is the repo name next to the PR title. Thanks! |
Thanks for your feedback! It is much appreciated. Just released v1.0.4, take a look when you have a chance. |
Thanks for your help! This might be a stupid question, but I don't see the new columns, I double-checked that the datasource version is Can you think of what I might be doing wrong? I realized that another quite useful column in the table would be a boolean "Approved", to know if anyone has approved the PR already (so that the author can potentially merge it) or not (so that the author has still to wait some more). Would that be possible to add? |
Ohh. I think I know what happened. I'm still getting used to the release process and I think I forgot to include my changes. Give me one minute. Approved is a good one, I can add that at some point today. 👍 |
When querying pull requests, I would like to present them in a table and use "data link" to make the PR title a link that on click opens the PR on Github in a new browser tab. In general adding
url
property would probably be easiest to use, but if you could at least expose the PRid
then I would be able to re-construct the full URL myself 🙂Let me know if this makes sense 🙂
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