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better bot branch filtering #2930

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schacon opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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better bot branch filtering #2930

schacon opened this issue Feb 27, 2024 · 1 comment
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schacon commented Feb 27, 2024

We're really just looking for "dependabot". It would be nice to allow users to add bots to the "bot" list used for filtering branches (and definitely add github-actions[bot] to the list). Maybe both better defaults and also a config file with regex patterns or something.

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Thank you for opening this issue on behalf of my Discord Request.

I think it's important to have both options customizable, for instance, we have a automation that utilises our automation account https://github.com/EventivaLtd - but this user probably won't ever commit to anything which isn't our organization, and therefore isn't relevant so you wouldn't want it on a central list.

GitHub actions should be ignored for sure. I don't think I currently work on a single project which doesn't have some level of CI / CD actioned by the GitHub actions user.

Adding to this, I think it needs to be something which is commited into the repo level as well as managed on the individual profile. If I am using GitButler in my organisation, I want all my colleagues to be able to open the same repo in GitButler and it to work exactly the same out of the box. #2932

@Byron Byron added the enhancement An improvement to an existing feature label Apr 22, 2024
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