Commit 08975d2f authored by Bob Van Landuyt's avatar Bob Van Landuyt

Merge branch 'document-danger-behavior' into 'master'

Document the new Danger behavior

See merge request gitlab-org/gitlab!26499
parents aadf5c3b 8a66feff
...@@ -13,6 +13,25 @@ If Danger is asking you to change something about your merge request, it's best ...@@ -13,6 +13,25 @@ If Danger is asking you to change something about your merge request, it's best
just to make the change. If you want to learn how Danger works, or make changes just to make the change. If you want to learn how Danger works, or make changes
to the existing rules, then this is the document for you. to the existing rules, then this is the document for you.
## Danger comments in merge requests
As of [2020-03-03](https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requests/26275),
Danger is posting a new comment each time it runs in a pipeline and removes the
previous comments it posted. Before that, Danger would only post one comment and
update its content on subsequent `danger-review` runs.
### Advantages
- You get email notifications of Danger failures before the pipeline fails.
- If someone introduces a change that creates a new Danger warning, it's very obvious now, both in email and in the UI.
- If there are no new Danger warnings - just the roulette message - then the email acts as confirmation of that.
- It's easier to see if a roulette recommendation changed, which is useful for people that think about roulette logic/behavior quite often.
- You don't have to scroll up to get to the first Danger comment (sometimes MR can have more than discussions).
### Disadvantages
- You get new email notifications for each `danger-review` run, which can clutter threaded discussions in email clients.
## Run Danger locally ## Run Danger locally
A subset of the current checks can be run locally with the following rake task: A subset of the current checks can be run locally with the following rake task:
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