v1.11.4

The reviewer and the agent have their own accounts

Reviews and agent runs on sigit.si now come from accounts named for the handles you mention.

@sigitcodereview and @sigitcode

siGit Code Review used to post as sigit-code, the same name as the Cloud Agent's GitHub handle, and it showed up as a reviewer checkbox on pull requests. Reviews now post as @sigitcodereview, and the Cloud Agent is @sigitcode. The GitHub names sigit-code-review and sigit-code stay reserved.

Both accounts have a profile page with the GitHub avatar and a link to the GitHub account. /sigitcodereview lists its recent reviews and /sigitcode lists its recent runs, limited to repositories you can see. Mentioning @sigitcode in a comment starts a run, like the GitHub handle does.

The pull request sidebar links the mention hint and reviewer names to these pages, marks bots with a badge, and no longer offers a bot as a reviewer checkbox. Ask for a review with "Re-request review" or a mention.

The old sigitcodereview and sigitcode member accounts are removed so the names are free. Nobody can sign in to sigit.si as either of them any more.

Review on open pull requests

Turning on code review for a repository now reviews its open pull requests, not only the ones opened afterwards.

CICD tab

The siGit Code Review status no longer appears on a pull request's CICD tab, and it no longer produces the check mark there. It still shows in the merge box and counts toward required checks. Running pipeline jobs are animated and the runs card refreshes while a run is active. A merged pull request's tab shows the runs of its merge commit.