a GitHub Actions workflow that is triggered when an issue is created or edited and causes the feed to be rebuilt
This was a pleasant few hours messing around on a day off. Well, I say pleasant, there was one unpleasant part which was trying (and failing) to parse and use the output from the octokit/request-action.
The silver lining in this though is that I realised that I could just use the gh CLI, as long as I supply the GITHUB_TOKEN env var with the appropriate (and auto-generated) secret value, like this:
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That's OK, there's a lot of stuff I read that I don't follow. It all adds to the fabric layers of knowledge. Thanks for the comment, I think you're the first!
So I've got the bare minimum set up for this journal, in the thinking-aloud repository:
This was a pleasant few hours messing around on a day off. Well, I say pleasant, there was one unpleasant part which was trying (and failing) to parse and use the output from the octokit/request-action.
The silver lining in this though is that I realised that I could just use the
gh
CLI, as long as I supply theGITHUB_TOKEN
env var with the appropriate (and auto-generated) secret value, like this:If you're interested in following these journal entries, add the feed URL to your favourite feed reader: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/qmacro/thinking-aloud/main/feed.xml, and if you want to comment on any of the entries, you can do so in the comments to the corresponding issue.