Thomas Levesque • 3/30/2018

Writing a GitHub Webhook as an Azure Function

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This technical article details the author's experience building a GitHub app called 'DontMergeMeYet' using Azure Functions. It explains how to set up a webhook to monitor pull requests, check for unsquashed fixup commits, and block merges accordingly, covering GitHub app permissions and the benefits of Azure Functions' serverless model.

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