check-ci

Monitoring GitHub PR CI checks automates polling the status of your pull request's continuous integration tests. Use check_ci.sh with your PR number to automatically check at regular intervals until the checks complete, fail, or timeout, returning an exit code indicating the final status.

Yes. The check_ci.sh script automates CI polling by repeatedly querying your PR's check status through the GitHub CLI at a configurable interval. You set a timeout threshold, and the script returns when checks pass, fail, or time out.

You need a local git repository, the gh CLI installed and authenticated to GitHub, and the PR number or repository context. The script auto-detects your repository and PR, then uses gh to fetch and poll check statuses.

Pass interval and timeout parameters to check_ci.sh when running it: ./scripts/check_ci.sh [PR_NUMBER] [INTERVAL] [TIMEOUT]. The interval controls how often checks are polled, and timeout limits how long the script waits before returning a timeout exit code.

The script returns exit code 0 for successful checks, 1 for failed checks, and 2 for timeout. These exit codes let you branch your workflow based on the CI result in CI/CD pipelines or shell scripts.

Yes. The script applies to pull requests across GitHub repositories. It auto-detects your repository context from the local git configuration, so you can monitor PRs in any repository where you have gh CLI access.