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Belphemur opened this issue Jul 23, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #874
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[Feature request] Able to ignore bots for posting comments/tagging issues #529

Belphemur opened this issue Jul 23, 2022 · 4 comments · Fixed by #874
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Belphemur commented Jul 23, 2022 •
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Hello,

In most of my repository, I have dependabot enabled (with auto-merge after test passes), a lot of the lib get updated quite a lot and I end up with a lot PR relating to dependencies update.

When it's time to do a release, semantic-release/github will go and post a comments on all those PR... This spam me aquite a lot.
I love the feature of posting comments (especially for human made PR or Issue), but can we disable it for bots ?

Having a blacklist of users would be great !
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xeger commented May 30, 2024 •
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Yes, please!

Formerly, I could rely on GitHub Notifications to inform me when another human needed action from me: they wanted a review; they had feedback; they opened a bug; etc.

Currently I work in an organization that posts comments to PRs during GitHub Actions workflows, and also has bots that post comments (and they even @ me).

I need a way to ignore the "bot spam" so that I can once again be responsive to humans who need me.

And/or, GitHub needs to provide a place other than in comments for bots to record high-volume information. (Annotations and checks are not sufficient for the voluminous output that our SSAE-16 compliance requires.)

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babblebey commented Aug 15, 2024 •
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When #874 merges, you will have the ability to configure this using the property successCommentCondition as stated in this comment #874

successCommentCondition: "<% return !issue.user || issue.user.type !== 'Bot'; %>"
// This adds comment/label to all issues (regardless of user) and pull request created by users (ignoring bots)

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babblebey commented Sep 2, 2024 •
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When #874 merges, you will have the ability to configure this using the property successCommentCondition as stated in this comment #874

successCommentCondition: "<% return !issue.user || issue.user.type !== 'Bot'; %>"
// This adds comment/label to all issues (regardless of user) and pull request created by users (ignoring bots)

😉

A quick update on this: Now you can target and ignore both issues and PRs created by bot by simply setting your successCommentCondition

successCommentCondition: "<% return issue.user.type !== 'Bot'; %>"

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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 10.3.0 🎉

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Your semantic-release bot 📦🚀

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