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Automatically update icon packs based on their Github Releases #40

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martijnarts opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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Automatically update icon packs based on their Github Releases #40

martijnarts opened this issue Jul 18, 2024 · 2 comments

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@martijnarts
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This would use Renovate (as suggested here: #37 (comment)).

I'm working on this, just opening the thread for discussion!

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@carloskiki I'm probably missing something obvious. Are you doing anything special to develop on this library? I can't get rust-analyzer to give me any support!

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@martijnarts Basically, all crates are just a bunch of statics that are generated from the build/ binary. To run it you can either cd into the directory and cargo run or you can run just build from anywhere (using just). In general, you should not be modifying any of the files that are generated by the binary, you should instead modify the templates in build/templates in order for the changes to be reflected once just build is ran.

I'm not sure of what you mean when you say RA doesn't work, but from my experience it works very well in the build crate. Of course it may struggle when used in a file with 10 000 lines of raw strings and statics, I'm not sure it's meant to be used that way 😅.

Do not hesitate to notify me when you need help or you have made some progress :).

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