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Set up CI to auto-run progress.sh #57
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I found this and this article. We could use the same principle to generate the README.md instead of editing it all the time. Steps would be the following:
Advantages:
What do you think? I also have use for these separate MD files in another side project... |
Interesting approach, I had thought of something similar but thought that it would be an overkill. I like the pros you raised, though. I think the only con is implementing it (time consuming implementation).
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I think I'll face the effort. It will be worth it in the end 👍 I'll make it my weekend project ^^ |
@rogerluan which algorithm did you use to create the site link for the toc entries ( |
I just wrote this:
It's not extensive, but worked out for all the nearly 200 video session entries. To validate the entries, I scanned all the output:
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Do you have Telegram? reach me on https://t.me/rogerluan @Blackjacx :) |
I will tomorrow, late now here :-) If you have time you can have a look over PR #62
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Okay the PR is merged. I'll close this when it is confirmed that the readme generation is working |
Well it rocks ✌️ |
This could probably be GitHub Actions, since it's free and easy to use :)
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