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it'd be nice if we had a simple convention over configuration way to find the updatebot.yml so we don't have to mention it explicitly inside the Jenkinsfile
e.g. look in this order:
look on the CLI / system property / env var
look in the current directory
if its not there and the current project is a github repository, find the github org. Then for the github org foo look for the file in github at https://github.com/foo/updatebot-config/.
We may also want to chain together github organisations.
e.g. the configuration in fabric8io/updatebot-config could point to other organisations to look in for the next round of PRs to generate - e.g. to point fabric8io at fabric8-services, fabric8-ui, fabric8-quickstart etc.
Then each organisation is modular and we can chain github organisations together easily
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it'd be nice if we had a simple convention over configuration way to find the
updatebot.yml
so we don't have to mention it explicitly inside theJenkinsfile
e.g. look in this order:
foo
look for the file in github athttps://github.com/foo/updatebot-config/
.We may also want to chain together github organisations.
e.g. the configuration in
fabric8io/updatebot-config
could point to other organisations to look in for the next round of PRs to generate - e.g. to pointfabric8io
atfabric8-services
,fabric8-ui
,fabric8-quickstart
etc.Then each organisation is modular and we can chain github organisations together easily
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: