an example of failure is https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/pull/9330, which is associated by your bot to tensorflow-lite/2.8.0 because this reference happens to appear in the pull request description, but the PR is in fact for xnnpack/cci.20211210
A more reliable solution would be to do the following:
for each updatable package (package/version)and for each pull request
-download the PR's recipes/package/config.yml file
search if version is listed in config.yml
if the quadratic nature of this solution seems inapropriate, then you could checkout each PR's branch, and find the package it modifies by calling git show --first-parent --name-only
an example of failure is https://github.com/conan-io/conan-center-index/pull/9330, which is associated by your bot to
tensorflow-lite/2.8.0because this reference happens to appear in the pull request description, but the PR is in fact forxnnpack/cci.20211210A more reliable solution would be to do the following: for each updatable package (package/version)and for each pull request -download the PR'srecipes/package/config.ymlfileversionis listed inconfig.ymlif the quadratic nature of this solution seems inapropriate, then you could checkout each PR's branch, and find the package it modifies by calling
git show --first-parent --name-only