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See those issues for explanation of why we need this.
Given
we have chosen a location where the labels-and-milestones and roadmap-generator config files live (probably ipfs/pm/tools)
we have added copies of the labels-and-milestones script and the roadmap-generator script to that repository
Then
Configure a task runner that has write access to all of the repos referenced in any of those config files
And Then
When someone commits a change to one of those config files, the task runner automatically re-runs the labels-and-milestones sync command (probably triggered by CI server)
And the task runner reports the output from the command (in case something went wrong) - preferably in the CI server
And the task runner re-generates the "roadmap.md" with roadmap-generator script
And the task runner pushes the resulting project-specific "roadmap.md" to the repo where we're storing those files (probably ipfs/pm)
I think we can use the github-integrated bot that @dignifiedquire wrote the other day as a base for this. And maybe run it off a cloud.ipfs.team "clone" on a trusted machine.
This would satisfy ipfs/team-mgmt#257, ipfs/team-mgmt#237 and ipfs/team-mgmt#362
See those issues for explanation of why we need this.
Given
labels-and-milestones
androadmap-generator
config files live (probably ipfs/pm/tools)labels-and-milestones
script and theroadmap-generator
script to that repositoryThen
And Then
labels-and-milestones
sync command (probably triggered by CI server)roadmap-generator
scriptExample code:
labels-and-milestones
: configuration for labels-and-milestones sync tool kubo#3389roadmap-generator
: Roadmap generator and Generated Q4 Roadmap kubo#3390The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: