I'd like the ability to kick off an automated workflow that will run terraform docs on my PR and commit any changes that were made. My favorite place to pull examples from, CloudPosse, does this with a Slash Command Dispatch called /rebuild readme but they also do some other stuff that is quite different. Perhaps something like /update readme would be more appropriate?
Use Case
It takes a lot of time to update every Renovate PR that fails the terraform-docs pre-commit check. Currently I have to pull down the branch, run pre-commit run -a locally, and push up the changes.
Impact
It will continue to take a lot of time to update Renovate PRs
Completion
I can run /update readme in a PR which will automatically trigger a workflow that runs terraform-docs and commits any changes that were made.
Persona
I'm a maintainer of this repo
Description
I'd like the ability to kick off an automated workflow that will run
terraform docs
on my PR and commit any changes that were made. My favorite place to pull examples from, CloudPosse, does this with a Slash Command Dispatch called/rebuild readme
but they also do some other stuff that is quite different. Perhaps something like/update readme
would be more appropriate?Use Case
It takes a lot of time to update every Renovate PR that fails the
terraform-docs
pre-commit check. Currently I have to pull down the branch, runpre-commit run -a
locally, and push up the changes.Impact
It will continue to take a lot of time to update Renovate PRs
Completion
/update readme
in a PR which will automatically trigger a workflow that runsterraform-docs
and commits any changes that were made.Additional Context
none