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[wip] testing subnet-evm sync workflow #636
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AFAIK it requires a special token if you want to modify a workflow with a workflow
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This looks dope. Once upon a time I tried to come up with a similar workflow but ended up needing a special token. I think this script won't require token since it creates the PR in the same repo (coreth). What I had been previously trying to accomplish was:
- Once a PR is merged in Subnet-EVM master, create a subsequent PR in coreth by cherry-picking those commits. The workflow can poll from Coreth side or pushes from Subnet-EVM side (pushing requires a special token though).
- I preferred to open PR for single commits to make it easier to review since the context and diffs would be fewer than doing moving diffs in bulk.
- This requires PRs to be merged in squashed commits, otherwise ends up having too much sync PRs.
I'm not saying we should have these, just sharing my previous ideas.
don't merge it yet.