Closed SupremeTechnopriest closed 5 years ago
The purpose of this check is mostly so that moderators can sanity check that new files coming into the cdn make sense and that important files are not removed between versions. Unfortunately lately I've been the only one checking these pull requests and I'm swamped with other things in real life so it often takes a while for any pull requests flagged by the bot to get merged.
I'd be open to relaxing the checks for new files from a trusted user.
Ah I see. Thanks for merging me in. Thats not a bad idea, but how do we determine who is a trusted user?
Trusted users are established in the config.yml of the server running the bot: https://github.com/jsdelivr/bot/blob/master/config.yml#L16
Ah I see. That makes sense. I dont think ill personally be adding any more files to my project, but I'm sure someone out there would benefit from that change. Thanks for taking the time to explain.
I've added a file to my project
edgemesh.track.min.js
. Updatedupdate.json
with the file. Waited for my PR to be accepted, then I went ahead and pushed the new file to npm.I expected this to just work but instead I'm greeted with this:
the meta data above that has the correct file:
I want to keep my versions clean. I do not want to have 50 patch versions entitled "trying to get jsdelivr to do what it's supposed to".