rosdistro-reviewer 0.2.0

Invoking rosdistro-reviewer locally

Nearly all of the validation that rosdistro-review does can be performed locally. To run the analysis, just run rosdistro-reviewer from anywhere in the git repository you’d like to check. By default, the tool will only analyze uncommitted changes against the most recent commit. If you’ve already committed your changes and you’d still like to check them, you can choose a different target ref with the --target-ref option. For example:

$ rosdistro-reviewer --target-ref origin/master

  ✅ No changes recommended
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 | For changes related to rosdep:                                             |
 | * ✅ New rosdep keys are named appropriately                               |
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 | For changes related to yamllint:                                           |
 | * ✅ All new lines of YAML pass linter checks                              |
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Running rosdistro-reviewer in GitHub Actions

When a rosdistro pull request is opened or updated on GitHub which contains changes that this tool can process, it is invoked using GitHub Actions and the resulting analysis is posted to the pull request as a review by the user github-actions[bot]. The rosdistro review team uses the information presented by this review to determine if proposed commits require changes before merging.