Use hard-coded teams

[wilzbach]

An even quicker and dirtier solution is just to keep a whitelist with the members of "Team Phobos".

PR for the quick fix idea by @klickverbot

CC @MartinNowak @schveiguy @burner

I think in the following weeks we should decide whether dlang-bot is worth keeping and then implement it in D, which I would prefer to hack with. However I tested it locally with three PRs and it seems to work :)

I quickly created this whitelist table and I am pretty sure I missed someone (?). In any case with the Heroku auto-deploy this white-list table can even be edited from the web ;-)

Btw this should fix all open issues (#7, #10, #11) for the time being.

[burner]

you can add my name to it as well

[dnadlinger]

There is a couple of missing people, but I'm merging this now because the wrong "you've been assigned" messages are getting annoying.

@wilzbach: You should be able to view a list of members for all of the teams here. Of course, not all of them might be active, but erring on the side of being more inclusive might be wise.

[dnadlinger]

Hmm, I guess it makes sense to ignore inactive people, although I wish we could automate that (scrap the commit log once every week or so?).

[wilzbach]

you can add my name to it as well

@burner Sorry lost track of it.- > #14

There is a couple of missing people, but I'm merging this now because the wrong "you've been assigned" messages are getting annoying.

Oh I felt the same. I actually wanted to turn the bot (temporarily) off today.

@wilzbach: You should be able to view a list of members for all of the teams here. Of course, not all of them might be active, but erring on the side of being more inclusive might be wise.

#14 should include a more complete list.
For the tools repo I went through the commits list and looked at merge commits in the last two years.

Hmm, I guess it makes sense to ignore inactive people, although I wish we could automate that (scrap the commit log once every week or so?).

I wish so too, but unfortunately I won't get to that in the next two weeks & it might get tricky, because there are some people that only merge stuff once in a while (e.g. druntime, dlang.org or tools) and thus could be filtered out.