Populate pull request commit details and update packages

[terryknowlton]

Enhancements to include CI-* details from pull_request event triggers. Also updates dependencies to latest versions

[twistedpair]

TY, @terryknowlton .

Few Qs.

[twistedpair]

Is there a diff b/t username for push and login here for the PR?

[terryknowlton]

Yes, unfortunately the models are different for the various event types.

PushEvent.head_commit gives us a nullable Commit object which has an author: Committer object (there is also a PushEvent.pusher: Committer that I'm guessing has the same Committer object). The committer object then has

/**
 * For pushes where `after` is or points to a commit object, an expanded representation of that commit. For pushes where `after` refers to an annotated tag object, an expanded representation of the commit pointed to by the annotated tag.
 */
export interface PushEvent {
  ...
  head_commit: Commit | null;
  ...
}

export interface Commit {
  ...
  author: Committer
  ...
}


export interface Committer {
  /**
   * The git author's name.
   */
  name: string;
  /**
   * The git author's email address.
   */
  email: string | null;
  date?: string;
  username?: string;
}

PullRequest does not have any Commit object except for an array of them to list all commits on the PR and a User object with the triggering user for the latest commit. The PullRequest.head field provides an object with some of the commit info like the sha and the user information but not the message.

export interface PullRequest {
  ...
  user: User;
  head: {
    label: string;
    ref: string;
    sha: string;
    user: User;
    repo: Repository | null;
  };
  ... 
}

export interface User {
  login: string;
  id: number;
  node_id: string;
  name?: string;
  email?: string | null;
  avatar_url: string;
  gravatar_id: string;
  url: string;
  html_url: string;
  followers_url: string;
  following_url: string;
  gists_url: string;
  starred_url: string;
  subscriptions_url: string;
  organizations_url: string;
  repos_url: string;
  events_url: string;
  received_events_url: string;
  type: "Bot" | "User" | "Organization";
  site_admin: boolean;
}

[twistedpair]

Thanks, @terryknowlton ❤️

One more ask: can we explain this extra functionality in the README.md? (e.g. overall and for that specific field).