Sort of an extra checking step to my CI.
Sort of an extra checking step to my CI.
It's a github app, rather than an action. Actions still require you to update a yaml file to use.
Regarding CI: I don't think Django Doctor should block or fail builds. Django Doctor looks suggests improvements, but it's up to the dev to decide to commit them. Plus, no bot should be commiting changes without dev approval. Hello Skynet!
For example, I have a project where I pass back CI info to a slack channel so the dev can look at things easy and go to relevant links based on the notification.
If I was committing a feature branch and DD had a suggestion it would be fine to know at time of commit.
I agree it shouldn’t make it commit changes in this workflow, though. Just point them out.