Closed eoghain closed 5 years ago
That would make it difficult to write scripts that work with ADR files. Maybe this could be done in the publishing pipeline, rather than maintained in the source
To suggest from a Powershell point of view. This article shows a way that state of files being tested which updates the status badge directly to the readme.md itself. http://wragg.io/add-a-code-coverage-badge-to-your-powershell-deployment-pipeline/
I don't see how it's any more difficult than plain strings. It's just a different regex. As long as the tool defines the the set of possible strings it'd be simple enough. Also I'm thinking of this as an optional choice that people can opt into using not a replacement for the plain strings.
I think that this is not a feature I can support in adr-tools, because:
@npryce Thanks for taking a look. Everything you've said makes sense. Moving this into a visualizer is probably a good idea.
Github users have been conditioned to look for shields.io tags as a quick way to understand the state of a repo. It'd be great if the Status section that is generated could replace the STATUS with a shields.io image instead of using just plain text.
Examples:
For clarity I'm thinking of a command line switch:
adr --shields new URL Scheme
adr --shields new -s 1 Updated URL Scheme