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feat: add bynder-content-workflow to apps folder and to release-please-config.json #1860

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This PR adds the Bynder Content Workflow app to the /apps folder and to the release-please-config.json file.

Help documentation for the integration can be found here: https://support.bynder.com/hc/en-us/articles/17407625367954-Contentful-Integration-for-Content-Workflow

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It could be helpful to update the readme with some bynder-content-workflow specific information

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"name": "gather-content-app",
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Is this the intended name of the app? Just want to make sure it's not supposed to be "bynder-content-workflow"

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Thanks for submitting your app! I left a few comments throughout the review, I'll summarize here:

Necessary for approval:

The rest of the comments are more suggestions that we'll leave up to your best judgement.

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Looks like your test config is here, though there may not be any actual tests. While this looks to be a pretty well-designed and structured app, we'd also suggest added some amount of testing to increase confidence the app is working as intended.

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@mgoudy91 I've made the necessary changes, and also updated the app name. Thanks for spotting!

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Looks great, thanks for making those changes!

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@micmcgrorty Feel free to merge this whenever you'd like. We'll go ahead and start working on some of the deployment tasks awhile, and feel free to reach out to Matt Middleton around release timing if you haven't done so already.

Happy to answer any questions about the process here as well.

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Thanks for approving @mgoudy91. I was just about to merge it but it appears that I don't have the permissions, so could you please merge for me?

@mgoudy91 mgoudy91 added this pull request to the merge queue May 24, 2024
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Thanks for approving @mgoudy91. I was just about to merge it but it appears that I don't have the permissions, so could you please merge for me?

My bad, will do so!

Merged via the queue into contentful:main with commit b925e32 May 24, 2024
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