namespace: VDM\Joomla\Gitea\Repository extends: Api
@startuml
class Merge #Gold {
+ check(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : string
+ pull(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : string
+ cancel(string $owner, string $repo, ...) : string
}
note right of Merge::check
Check if a pull request has been merged.
since: 3.2.0
return: string
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
int $index
end note
note right of Merge::pull
Merge a pull request.
since: 3.2.0
return: string
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
int $index
?string $mergeMethod = null
?string $mergeCommitId = null
?string $mergeMessageField = null
?string $mergeTitleField = null
?bool $deleteBranchAfterMerge = null
?bool $forceMerge = null
?string $headCommitId = null
?bool $mergeWhenChecksSucceed = null
end note
note right of Merge::cancel
Cancel the scheduled auto merge for a pull request.
since: 3.2.0
return: string
arguments:
string $owner
string $repo
int $index
end note
@enduml
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