It would be convenient if there was some GitHub bot that could run make docker_generate_docs for us and git-commit updates to the README.md and metadata.yaml files — on the source branches of pull-requests.
Detailed design
Example user experience: I add a comment like "@some-bot-name" in the pull-request discussion thread. The bot then (in its own environment) runs make docker_generate_docs and makes commits to the source branch of the PR to update the metadata.yaml and/or README.md file(s).
Alternatively, could we run make docker_generate_docs and output the result README.md and metadata.yaml in the output of the lint GitHub Action? This means we could merely copy-and-paste from the lint GitHub Action log output.
Additional information
My feature request might be over-engineering. So I'm indifferent about the exact solution. I would like to avoid having to run make docker_generate_docs often. (Also, this is not a high priority.)
Component
TL;DR
It would be convenient if there was some GitHub bot that could run
make docker_generate_docsfor us and git-commit updates to the README.md and metadata.yaml files — on the source branches of pull-requests.Detailed design
Example user experience: I add a comment like "@some-bot-name" in the pull-request discussion thread. The bot then (in its own environment) runs
make docker_generate_docsand makes commits to the source branch of the PR to update the metadata.yaml and/or README.md file(s).Alternatively, could we run
make docker_generate_docsand output the resultREADME.mdandmetadata.yamlin the output of thelintGitHub Action? This means we could merely copy-and-paste from thelintGitHub Action log output.Additional information
My feature request might be over-engineering. So I'm indifferent about the exact solution. I would like to avoid having to run
make docker_generate_docsoften. (Also, this is not a high priority.)