Formalise your pull request etiquette with danger Kotlin
summary
danger Kotlin runs inside CI via danger.js and compiles Kotlin scripts to enforce concrete PR rules: it fails PRs that add .java files, posts inline comments where legacy_error_view lines appear, and fails PRs over 300 net lines. It uses Kotlin scripting, Kotlin/Native binaries, coroutines for slow checks, a plugin SDK for Jira, GitHub and screenshot tools, and can tag reviewers or require approvals so rules execute automatically and produce machine-checked failures or warnings.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22What is danger
- 5:06Dangerjs
- 5:49How danger works
- 6:27Danger Kotlin binary
- 8:16Publish pull request
- 8:37Danger file
- 9:28Danger overview
- 10:42Restrictive approach
- 11:18PR size
- 11:51Java to Kotlin
- 12:16Check on danger
- 13:13Automation
- 13:43Review time
- 15:05Importing the danger library
- 16:23Plugins
- 17:13Create a plugin
- 18:00Test your plugin
- 19:20Personal plugins
- 22:25Routines for simple tasks
- 23:13Advices
- 25:23Compare the market
- 26:48Semantic colors
- 27:31Danger Cotton
- 27:47Thank you
- 28:02Conclusion
