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have the magician tag a reviewer for external PRs #2140

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have the magician tag a reviewer for external PRs
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10 changes: 8 additions & 2 deletions .ci/magic-modules/welcome-contributor.sh
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set -x

ASSIGNEE=$(shuf -n 1 <(printf "danawillow\nrambleraptor\nemilymye\nrileykarson\nSirGitsalot\nslevenick\ntysen"))
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cat > comment/pr_comment << EOF
Hello! I am a robot who works on Magic Modules PRs.

I have detected that you are a community contributor, so your PR will be assigned to someone with a commit-bit on this repo for initial review. They will authorize it to run through our CI pipeline, which will generate downstream PRs.

Thanks for your contribution! A human will be with you soon.
EOF

shuf -n 1 <(printf "danawillow\nrambleraptor\nchrisst\nrileykarson\nSirGitsalot\nslevenick\ntysen") > comment/assignee
@$ASSIGNEE, please review this PR or find an appropriate assignee.
EOF

# Something is preventing the magician from actually assigning the PRs.
# Leave this part in so we know what was supposed to happen, but the real
# logic is above.
echo $ASSIGNEE > comment/assignee
cat comment/assignee