v0.7.2: Resiliency and Future Proofing

Going forward when GitConsensus sees a version in the gitconsensus.yaml file that is higher than what it expects it will treat that repository as an unconfigured one. This will ensure that an install of GitConsensus which has not been upgraded will not misinterpret a future version of the consensus rules that it does not understand.

This version also adds some more explicit checks to various functions with the goal of making sure changes only occur to repositories that are configured for it.

v0.7.1: Bugfix correcting timeouts

Pull requests were not timing out as the shouldClose function was still using the old rule version.

v0.7.0: Upgrade click and github3.py versions

Both of these upstream dependencies have newer major versions that this gitconsensus version upgrades to.

v0.6.1: Update URL in Pull Request Messages

Bump micro version

v0.6.0: Consensus Rules v3

This release is primarily focused on cleaning up and normalizing the GitConsensus rules. It also provides a new init function for initializing new projects.

In addition this is the first release from the new home (the gitconsensus org on Github).

v0.5.0: Librarification

This release takes much of the core code and turns it into a reusable library.

v0.4.0: License and Consensus Options

Added new options-

• licensedelay
• consensusdelay
• lockconsensus
• locklicense

v0.3.0

This update adds an option which excludes the votes from users which have voted for more than one option (so, for example, if someone votes 👍 and 👎 they won't count towards quorum or any voting threshold).

v0.2.0: Improvements

Minor improvements to messaging and packaging.

v0.1.0: Initial Release

update version