basecamp/gh-signoff

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2017 stars · 30 forks observed · 2026-08-28

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

A GitHub CLI extension (written in Shell) that brings CI in-house: you run your test suite on your own machine and then run `gh signoff` to post a green commit status on your pull request. It targets the trade-off where cloud CI runners are slow, expensive, and overkill for apps that just need a passing status check.

Use cases

• run CI locally without paying for cloud CI runners
• set a green commit status on a GitHub PR without a CI server
• sign off on a pull request after my tests pass locally
• replace GitHub Actions for a small side project
• mark commits as verified from my own machine
• point a PR status check's Details link at a local run or dashboard

When to choose

• You work on a small app or solo project where high-ceremony CI is overkill
• You want a green GitHub commit status without renting cloud CI
• Your team already has solid test/push/deploy discipline and fast dev machines
• You want checks to run on your own underutilized hardware for speed and zero cost

When to avoid

• You need repeatable builds, parallelized execution, or comprehensive cross-environment test matrices
• You require enforced, tamper-proof verification on a shared remote runner rather than trusting developers
• Your workflow depends on merge queues, deployment pipelines, or CI gating merges
• You can't rely on team members actually running the test suite before signing off

Facets

cli-tool · maturity active

ci-cd developer-tools version-control developer-tools version-control testing cli cross-platform gh-extension github-cli local-ci commit-status continuous-integration git pull-requests shell devops macos linux

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