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Feature request: A command to trigger update #326

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ericmjl opened this issue Nov 30, 2021 · 5 comments
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Feature request: A command to trigger update #326

ericmjl opened this issue Nov 30, 2021 · 5 comments

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@ericmjl
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ericmjl commented Nov 30, 2021

After updating the all-contributors bot config file, I'd like to be able to issue a command to the bot to update the README. Currently, my impression is that once we change the bot config file, we'll need to trigger a re-build by adding a contributor's contribution (or something like that).

Could I sanity-check, is my impression correct, or is there another way already present to trigger an update to the README upon config file change?

@milongkmt
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Yes

@Berkmann18
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Assuming you're talking about the contributors' table, it will be re-generated on every update/addition done by the bot or CLI.

I've not come across scenarios where the bot is used after the config file is changed, I will air to the side of saying it won't auto-update what it generated based on the changes (until it's done via a bot mention to add/update users or done with the CLI).

@walkxcode
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Would love to see this command.

@eladrich
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eladrich commented Feb 2, 2022

Same, the bot is great for adding a new contributor, but if I want to change the generated src (say to change the displayed name) it could be useful to have a generate command from the bot

@walkxcode
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Also to add new badges.

@tenshiAMD tenshiAMD transferred this issue from all-contributors/all-contributors Sep 21, 2022
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