gitlab mr 状态可配置

[MellowCo]

满足不同gitlab版本state，merge_status

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added support for configurable GitLab merge request status handling, allowing for more flexible recognition of merge request states.

• Documentation

  • Updated configuration documentation to describe the new GitLab merge request status parameter and provide additional reference information.

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Walkthrough

A new configuration constant, GITLAB_MERGE_REQUEST_STATUS, was introduced to centralize GitLab merge request state/merge status combinations. The function is_merge_request_opened was refactored to use this new configuration for status checks, and related documentation was updated to describe the new parameter.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
config/config.py	Added GITLAB_MERGE_REQUEST_STATUS constant for GitLab merge request state/status combinations.
doc/config.md	Documented the new GITLAB_MERGE_REQUEST_STATUS config parameter and made a minor formatting fix.
gitlab_integration/gitlab_fetcher.py	Refactored is_merge_request_opened to use the new config constant; added relevant import.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant GitLab
    participant Fetcher as gitlab_fetcher.py
    participant Config as config.py

    GitLab->>Fetcher: Send merge request payload
    Fetcher->>Config: Access GITLAB_MERGE_REQUEST_STATUS
    Fetcher->>Fetcher: Check payload's state/merge_status against config list
    alt Match found
        Fetcher->>GitLab: Return True (opened)
    else No match
        Fetcher->>GitLab: Return False (not opened)
    end

Possibly related PRs

• mimo-x/Code-Review-GPT-Gitlab#31: Refactored the same is_merge_request_opened function, now further improved to use a configuration-driven approach for merge request status checks.

Poem

In the warren of code, a change takes root,
Configs now guide what statuses suit.
No more hardcoded, the logic is neat—
Merge requests checked by a list complete.
With docs refreshed and functions refined,
This rabbit hops forward, with clarity in mind! 🐇✨

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