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Right now, each commit with changes to images create a PR to the official images repo. If however, a subsequent commit is merge here, a second PR is created for the official image containing the changes for both. To fix this here is my proposed new workflow
Check the existence of a branch called travis-node in the bot official image fork
If it doesn't exit, create it from upstream/master
If it does exist:
Check if travis-node is behind or ahead of master
If behind, reset travis-node to upstream/master
If ahead, check if a PR is associated with it
If no PR:
Create a PR with the commit message as the title. Repeat the commit message in the body and cc the maintainers.
Comment in the new PR the PR number in this repo to tag it
If a closed PR exist reset travis-node to upstream/master
If an opened PR exist:
Commit the new changes on the travis-node branch and push
Update the title to Multiple Node Updates
Add the new commit message to the body
Comment in the new PR the PR number in this repo to tag it
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chorrell commentedon Mar 12, 2019
Seems pretty reasonable to me.
nschonni commentedon Oct 23, 2020
Closed by #1337