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[CheezCheez]

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[github-actions]

Arduino Lint has suggestions for possible improvements to https://github.com/CheezCheez/CheezPPG:

Linting library in CheezPPG
WARNING: Invalid category field value Sensor in library.properties                                             
         See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification/#libraryproperties-file-format
         (Rule LP038)                                                                                          

Linter results for project: 0 ERRORS, 1 WARNINGS

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Linting sketch in CheezPPG/examples/ppg

Linter results for project: no errors or warnings

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Linter results for projects: 0 ERRORS, 1 WARNINGS

[github-actions]

Your submission has now been accepted! Thanks for your contribution to the Arduino Library Manager index.

The library(s) will be available for installation via Library Manager within a day's time.

You can check the logs from the Library Manager indexer for your library(s) here:
http://downloads.arduino.cc/libraries/logs/github.com/CheezCheez/CheezPPG/

[CheezCheez]

@ArduinoBot rerun checks

[per1234]

Hi @CheezCheez. We only run checks here to validate submissions. This is not a general purpose check running service.

However, if you found the checks we performed for your pull request to be valuable, you can set up an equivalent system your library repository. This could run on every commit and pull request to detect any problems in your library.

Arduino provides a GitHub Actions action that makes this very easy to do by adding a simple YAML file to the repository:

https://github.com/arduino/arduino-lint-action#readme

This action uses the same Arduino Lint tool as the Library Manager system.

It is in use in all the official Arduino library repositories (example).

If you have any questions or would like to discuss setting up such a system, you are always welcome to post over on Arduino Forum:

https://forum.arduino.cc/c/community/general-discussion/17

[CheezCheez]

Hi @per1234 ,Thank you for the information! I will try

[CheezCheez]

Hi @per1234, I have successfully run Arduino-Lint and checked my files.
After running Arduino Lint, it shows that I think this means it was successful: Linter results for projects: no errors or warnings.

[CheezCheez]

@ArduinoBot Library version update

[per1234]

Hello . After the initial addition of the library, the indexer job periodically checks each of the libraries in the Arduino Library Manager Registry and picks up any new release/tag that meets the requirements listed here:

https://github.com/arduino/library-registry/blob/main/FAQ.md#what-are-the-requirements-for-publishing-new-releases-of-libraries-already-in-the-library-manager-list

This means there is no need to take any additional action to add new releases of your library to Library Manager. They will be added automagically!

The automated system here only operates on open pull requests. Since your submission was already accepted and the pull request merged, the bot completely ignores this pull request thread, and thus commenting here doesn't achieve anything. However, the human maintainers of the registry do monitor all activity in this repository in order to assist the library maintainers with any problems they might have, so please don't make pointless comments on the pull request threads.

It does take a little time for the indexer job to run, and then some additional time after that for the update to propagate through the CDN and the local cache. But it will get there. We give a conservative estimate of availability within one day's time.

You can monitor the indexing of the library releases by checking the library's dedicated indexer logs web page:
https://github.com/arduino/library-registry/blob/main/FAQ.md#user-content-can-i-check-on-library-releases-being-added-to-library-manager