You can perform certain actions on a pull request based on the status of the CI job triggered on that pull request. Take the following example:

lifecycle:
  on_success:
    - action: add_labels
      labels: ["ci-check-succeeded"]

on_success indicates that the action has to be executed when the CI Job is completed successfully without any failures. action: add_labels instructs NeetoCI to add the labels mentioned in the labels attribute.

Adding the lines from the above example to your config file will add the label ci-check-succeeded to a pull request whenever a CI Job triggered on that pull request completes successfully without any failures.

Events

You can perform actions for the following events:

• on_success - When the CI Job is completed successfully without any failures.

• on_trigger - When a CI Job is triggered.

• on_running - When the CI Job starts running.

• on_failure - When the CI Job is completed but one of the commands failed.

• on_error - When the CI Job was stopped due to some error.

Actions

You can perform the following actions:

• add_labels - Adds the specified labels to the pull request. In the example below, the labels ci-check-succeeded, and ready will be added.

  - action: add_labels
    labels: ["ci-check-succeeded", "ready"]

• remove_labels - Removes the specified labels to the pull request. In the example below, the labels tests-pending, and in-progress will be removed.

  - action: remove_labels
    labels: ["tests-pending", "in-progress"]

• mention_commit_author - Adds a comment to the pull request starting with a mention to the author of the commit that the CI Job was triggered on. In the example below, a comment @author The CI Checked failed will be added. @author will be replaced by the username of the author of the commit.

  - action: mention_commit_author
    message: "The CI Check failed"