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Remove Github workflow to generate missing mappings #527

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@danielpgross danielpgross commented Jan 14, 2025

Cleaning up this workflow, which is no longer used.

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@danielpgross danielpgross marked this pull request as ready for review January 14, 2025 18:35
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Do we see this coming back? Are we comfortable with local runs only? Or do we see ourselves nuking the tooling altogether?

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@ricardotejedorsanz @ornanatan do you think we'll still want the local tooling for generating missing mappings?

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danielpgross commented Jan 14, 2025

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@danielpgross danielpgross merged commit fc99e6b into main Jan 14, 2025
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@danielpgross danielpgross deleted the 01-14-remove_github_workflow_to_generate_missing_mappings branch January 14, 2025 21:12
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@danielpgross I think we'll still need some sort of tooling, especially when/if we support more 3P mappings in the public repo.

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