feat(pr-bot): gate auto-merge on coderabbit approval + 3-strikes close#508
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make coderabbit a hard merge gate instead of advisory. the new coderabbit-gate workflow reads coderabbit's review verdict via the api and publishes a `coderabbit-approved` commit status, which the branch ruleset now requires — so a labeled non-core pr only auto-merges once coderabbit approves, on top of ci + trust-gate + codeowners. the verdict is scoped to the pr head commit (via each review's commit_id), so a fresh push drops back to pending and cannot ride a stale approval through the gate. a pr coderabbit requests changes on 3 distinct commits without an approval is auto-closed with an explaining comment; the owner and bots are exempt so they can keep iterating. the decision logic (coderabbit_verdict / gate_status / should_close) lives in pr_bot.py as pure stdlib and is covered by tests. the workflow reads only review metadata and checks out the trusted base ref — no untrusted head code runs. org admins keep the ruleset bypass to override the gate when needed.
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makes CodeRabbit a hard merge gate instead of advisory, and auto-closes
PRs it keeps rejecting. builds on #507 (which swapped claude for coderabbit).
what changes
coderabbit-gateworkflow reads coderabbit's review verdict via the api and publishes a
coderabbit-approvedcommit status.setup_repo_guards.shadds thatstatus to the branch ruleset's required checks, so a labeled non-core pr
only auto-merges once coderabbit approves — on top of ci + trust-gate +
codeowners. org admins keep the ruleset bypass to override when needed.
the pr head commit via each review's
commit_id; a new commit with nocoderabbit review yet reports
pending, which holds the merge.distinct commits without an approval is auto-closed with an explaining,
reopenable comment. the owner and bots are exempt so they can keep
iterating.
how it's kept safe
the decision logic (
coderabbit_verdict/gate_status/should_close)lives in
pr_bot.pyas pure stdlib and is covered by tests. the workflowreads only review metadata and checks out the trusted base ref — no
untrusted head code runs; every event field is passed through env, not
interpolated into a run block.
owner follow-up
after merge to
test, re-runbash scripts/setup_repo_guards.sh test(and the same for
main) so the ruleset actually requires the newcoderabbit-approvedcheck.