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The newly implemented GitHub Actions workflow automates the annual update of copyright years in specified files, improving efficiency and accuracy. Triggered on January 1st or manually, it checks out the code, executes a Python script to modify copyright statements, and creates a pull request with the updates. This ensures that copyright information is consistently maintained without requiring manual intervention, streamlining repository management.
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.github/workflows/auto-update-copyright.yml | Introduced a GitHub Actions workflow for annual copyright updates, including a Python script to modify relevant files and create a pull request. |
🐇 In a code-filled burrow, changes take flight,
A copyright update, oh what a delight!
With a hop and a skip, the years now align,
Automating the process, oh how it shines!
So let's raise a carrot to efficiency's cheer,
For every new January, the updates are here! 🥕
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