penguin

Triage bot built to be used inside the Rust Async working group and also be an extensible triage bot written in Async Rust

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• Introduction
• How to use

Developed as part of the Rust Async WG while @vincenzopalazzo was onboarding in the async programming in rust concept. The tool is developed as a proof of concept for the Async Runtime Rio that is a tiny async runtime developed during the Async WG onboarding.

Why the penguin name?

The answer to every problem involved penguins. – Rick Riordan

There are two simple steps

1. Create your triage.json file from the following template:

{
    "team": "async-wg",
    "git": {
        "owner": "rust-lang",
        "repo": "rust",
        "labels": ["A-async-await"],
        "exclude": [
          "AsyncAwait-Triaged"
        ],
      "since": "2023-04-01T16:14:37.222558823+00:00"
    },
    "hackmd": {
        "token": "<TOKEN>",
        "team": false
    }
}

You can generate the hackmd token from the following docs

2. Run the following command and start your triage meeting

➜  penguin git:(main) ✗ rustup default nightly && make install
➜  penguin git:(macros/fixs) ✗ penguin --config /home/vincent/async-triage.json          
 The last issue triage was 2023-04-01T16:14:37.222558823+00:00
✓ Triage Hackmd available at: https://hackmd.io/@vincenzopalazzo/SkBLw_aQh