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Add auto backport functionality to security plugin #887
Add auto backport functionality to security plugin #887
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Do all PRs merged into main
branch need to be backported?
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Not all of them. This means that the backport functionality gets triggered with every merge to main, but the PRs also need to be specially tagged for the actual backport to work (tagged as backport-xxx
where xxx
is the destination branch)
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I see. Added the link to the documentation in the PR description to provide more related information. Thanks @davidlago for the answer!
Has this Github Action been tested?
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We're about to test it here when this PR merges
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If I remember correctly, This new Github action won't take effective until this PR getting merged to main
branch.
Can we test it on the fork before merging? I told @nsri19 yesterday how to test CI/CD changes on fork for one of her PRs. It would be better to test it before merging to main
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Signed-off-by: Jason hsiang@amazon.com
opensearch-project/security-dashboards-plugin pull request intake form
Please provide as much details as possible to get feedback/acceptance on your PR quickly
Category: (Enhancement, New feature, Bug fix, Test fix, Refactoring, Maintenance, Documentation)
Github Issue # or road-map entry, if available:
Add auto backport functionality to backport PRs for releases #869
Description of changes:
The documentation of how this tool used to automate backporting provides more info.
Why these changes are required?
What is the old behavior before changes and new behavior after changes? (Please add any example/logs/screen-shot if available)
Testing done: (Please provide details of testing done: Unit testing, integration testing and manual testing)
TO-DOs, if any: (Please describe pending items and provide Github issues# for each of them)
Is it backport from main branch? (If yes, please add backport PR # and commits #)
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