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QualityHub v1.2.0 — Your CI now posts quality reports directly on your MRs
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QualityHub v1.2.0 — Your CI now posts quality reports directly on your MRs

via Dev.to DevOpsYounes Ben Tlili1mo ago

In my last article , I showed how qualityhub analyze gives you a risk score and go/no-go decision after every test run. At the end, I mentioned this was coming: Auto-commenting on MRs — qualityhub analyze --comment posts directly on your GitLab MR or GitHub PR It's shipped. Here's what it looks like. The problem with markdown reports v1.1.0 already had --format markdown. You could generate a quality report and... do whatever you wanted with it. Most people saved it to a file and manually copied it somewhere. That's one step too many. The whole point of catching regressions is to surface them at the moment a developer is making a decision — when they're reviewing a merge request. Not buried in a CI log. Not in a separate tool. Right there, on the MR. What v1.2.0 does One flag. That's it. qualityhub analyze --comment Your CI runs, parses the test results, calculates the risk score, and posts this directly on your GitLab MR or GitHub PR: The comment is automatically updated on every pipel

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