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Exposing category name as a "Change Template" variable would be useful for generating change logs in this format:
- ADDED: X (#100)
- ADDED: Y (#101)
- FIXED: Z (#99)
Relevant documentation:
Variable Description $CATEGORYThe category title of the pull request, e.g. Features.
As far as I know you can't do that with Replacers, as you only have one cat
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Should these just be the same (ideally with the same code)? They are fairly similar, but with some difference, most notably the green/red in the equipper, and the list of stats in the info screen (which includes things like Cloaking and Nebula Resistance that are not visible on the equipping screen).
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Currently certain PR's coming from forks result in the action running in the context of the fork, which means it can't post a comment or a PR review to the PR/issue.
Possible workarounds:
- Report the size table back using a Status Check
- Not sure if GitHub's UI will handle
This should fail because otherNum is not part of the State interface:
interface State {
num: number
}
export const initialState: State = {
num: 0
};
export const appsReducer = createReducer(initialState, handleAction => [
handleAction(actions.getApps.success, () => ({
num: 0,
otherNum: 0 // adding this property should trigger a warning
})),
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Since a lot of the categories have many libraries listed, it would be helpful to highlight the top 2-4 "must use" libraries in each category, if appropriate.
I should figure out how to format this, and which ones I want to highlight.