Draft a workflow to help keep PR up-to-date #4669
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Might need to land it on master first and iterate on this a bit, since I'm not sure we can test a workflow otherwise before it is merged. |
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Oh never mind, this is somehow running already. SO I can experiment without merging. Will do. |
Does the PR have any schema changes?Looking good! No breaking changes found. Maintainer note: consult the runbook for dealing with any breaking changes. |
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One of the maintainer chores on this repository is keeping schema and SDKs re-generated and up-to-date. This introduces a workflow to help with that. When working on a PR maintainer/feature, the automation will stand up and keep re-generating an auxillary PR with a branch called "maintainer/feature-gen". This auxillary PR will:
This PR will appear then the original PR is opened, and will be force-pushed to and rebuilt any time the original PR is changing by adding commits or force-pushing.
This may enable maintainers to review source-only changes and check them in quickly. The automatic changes are still worth consulting for review. Having these in two PRs has some trade-offs of making it easier on the author vs harder on the reviewer, so this workflow may be considered an experiment.