Enable catching non pull request commits in repositories#1
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Adding a --catch-non-pr-commits or -C flag when running Reposense.jar or adding a yes in the Catch Non PR Commits column in repo-config.csv will trigger reposense to detect the number of commits each person has made that did not go through a pull request.
I remember that such commits in CS2103T are frowned upon a lot and noticed that reposense has no way of automatically catching such commits. After looking through developer tools in the browser I realized that github checks if a commit belongs to some pr through a certain URL and utilized that in the implementation of this enhancement.
I have only managed to implement the backend aspect of this and have yet to integrate it with the frontend. Proof that it works:
Commit which was directly pushed into repo without a pull request:
Commit URL: FH-30/Test-Repo@ab16e85
Commit which went through a pull request:
Commit URL: FH-30/Test-Repo@b21b50a
I have also compiled everything into a map which is displayed at the end of the commits.json file RepoSense generates as can be seen in the picture below:
Commits.json file inside a zip file relevant to discussion:
commits.json.zip
I have yet to add tests, documentation and have not checked checkstyle tests. I won't mind doing it if you would like!
Hope this clarifies!