v1.6.6

Until now siGit Code Review only ran when a pull request was opened or pushed to. A pull request opened before you installed the app, or one whose review failed, had no way to get one. Now you can ask.

#Ask in a comment

Write "review this @sigitc" in the pull request's conversation. The reviewer reacts with 👀 when it picks the request up and reviews the current head, even if that head was already reviewed, and even on a draft. The review's footer says who asked.

#Say what you want

Everything else in your comment goes to the reviewer as instructions: "@sigitc focus on the migration" gets a review that looks at the migration first and answers you in the summary. Name a model, like onde-apex, to have it review first. Ask it to "think harder" or for a "deep review" and it uses the strongest models whatever the size of the change. A requested review is priced like any other, by the size of the change, and never below the model you named.

#Who can ask

A requested review is billed to the siGit account the GitHub installation is linked to, so only that account's GitHub user can ask for one. Anyone else with access to the repository who mentions @sigitc gets a reply explaining why. You also get a reply, rather than silence, when the installation isn't linked yet, when the linked account has no active plan, or when its allowance is used up.

Each commit takes up to three requested reviews. A request that failed doesn't count, so an outage never leaves you waiting for a push.

Release masters: @setoelkahfi and @sigit.