blog: add copy-paste Lovable AI prompt for Capgo Actions - #929
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe blog guide now uses one complete Lovable instruction for GitHub Actions setup. It defines workflow requirements, fallback behavior, configuration limits, commit and publish steps, a manual alternative, and Vite ChangesLovable workflow guide
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`@apps/web/src/content/blog/en/automate-capgo-live-updates-from-lovable-github-actions.md`:
- Around line 120-126: Run the required visual diff for the Markdown blog
content by capturing renders of the base-branch and changed versions, comparing
them, and adding the resulting report to the pull request description.
- Around line 74-80: Reconcile the workflow guidance around
capgo-live-updates.yml: instruct Lovable to start from the provided YAML, then
adapt the build command and dependency installation to the project’s available
scripts and lockfile while preserving the required workflow behavior. Update the
manual alternative to use that same adapted workflow rather than requiring the
unmodified YAML.
- Around line 114-115: Replace every newly introduced npm and npx workflow
instruction in the article with equivalent Bun commands, including dependency
installation, production builds, CLI execution, caching, lockfile fallback, and
troubleshooting guidance. Use the repository’s bun.lock and Bun build scripts
consistently, while preserving the existing guidance to prefer the project’s
actual production build script.
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