Add update docs ci#845
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Thanks for all your PRs! I am currently a bit busy (the CI runs are currently also failing and I want to fix that first 😅 ), but I'll for sure have a look at your changes soon. Thanks! |
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Thanks for the update. Very understandable. I had a few days off, so I was able to work on the PRs. Hope the CI fixing is not too painful. |
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This has been superseded by #849 as request in #842 (comment) |
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I decided not to wait for #842 to get merged and already add a workflow that updates the docs on each push to master. The workflow will create a PR if there are any changes and do nothing otherwise.
Here is an example of the PRs that it generates (please only look at the last commit and the body of the message, I was messing up with the master branch to test this feature) Gara-Dorta#1
That was generated by this job https://github.com/Gara-Dorta/signal-cli-rest-api/actions/runs/25432716226
Here is a job for a commit where there are no changes in the docs https://github.com/Gara-Dorta/signal-cli-rest-api/actions/runs/25432618000
I think it is easier to review as it is smaller PRs this way.