Github "commit" feature

[markd]

kind of a random suggestion but I had an idea for a feature where you could commit to your code, and it'll update your Mc-Market resource.

this could be quickly done with a webhook and a quick bash script.

Leave your thoughts below.

 

[markd]

Ambrosia y u disagree

 

[Ambrosia]

Ambrosia y u disagree

I just disagree.

 

[Jayson]

this could be quickly done with a webhook and a quick bash script.

Not that simple unfortunately for our needs and how XF works. Though still possible, just not viable as we can’t as effectively enforce what you do on GitHub and all their syntaxes don’t have a 1:1 match with our BBCodes.

What happens when the resource author gets suspended? Are updates just going to be postponed until they are unsuspended? And regardless of that, GitHub’s API does have a strict, fairly low rate limit.

 

[Mick]

Not that simple unfortunately for our needs and how XF works. Though still possible, just not viable as we can’t as effectively enforce what you do on GitHub and all their syntaxes don’t have a 1:1 match with our BBCodes.

What happens when the resource author gets suspended? Are updates just going to be postponed until they are unsuspended? And regardless of that, GitHub’s API does have a strict, fairly low rate limit.

Denied, thanks for the suggestion.