It would be great if we were periodically (once a week, or so) checking the upstream script file to see if anything's changed.
This would be a great opportunity to explore GitHub Actions, and I have the basic logic started:
name: Check for out-of-date shell scripts
on:
# Run this every Monday at 00:00:00.
schedule:
- cron: "0 0 0 0 1"
jobs:
check-dependencies:
steps:
- name: Refresh bin/install-wp-tests.sh
run: composer refresh-install-wp-tests
- name: Verify if anything has changed
run: git diff --exit-codeThe last thing needed is to notify repo maintainers if changes were found so we can update + tag a new release accordingly.
It would be great if we were periodically (once a week, or so) checking the upstream script file to see if anything's changed.
This would be a great opportunity to explore GitHub Actions, and I have the basic logic started:
The last thing needed is to notify repo maintainers if changes were found so we can update + tag a new release accordingly.