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Overview ¶
Package botpr classifies pull requests opened by dependency-update bots (Dependabot, Renovate) so the notifier can render a compact Slack message instead of the standard "please review" format, and tell routine version bumps apart from security-advisory updates.
Detection is deliberately narrow: an exact, case-insensitive match on the two known bot logins (no prefix matching, no operator-configurable allowlist), and a conservative header-anchored scan of the PR body for the advisory section. A body parse miss falls back to the routine kind — never the other way around — so a template change on GitHub's side degrades a security PR to routine, not a routine PR to a false alarm.
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Functions ¶
func IsSecurityAdvisory ¶
IsSecurityAdvisory reports whether prBody carries the advisory section that marks a security update. A miss returns false (routine) — the safe default.
Types ¶
type BotKind ¶
type BotKind int
BotKind identifies which dependency bot opened a PR, or BotKindNone for anything else (humans and unrecognised bots alike).
Bot kinds returned by DetectBot. BotKindNone covers humans and any bot that is not one of the two recognised dependency updaters.
func DetectBot ¶
DetectBot matches login against the two known bot logins, case-insensitively. The surface is exactly two values, so the match is exact — prefix matching ("dependabot") is intentionally not a hit. Callers pass the PR author so the classification follows who opened the PR, not who fired the webhook.