Fetch autonomy stack last update automatically#93
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natmol
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Apr 22, 2025
- Adds a script to automatically update the "Last update date" entry of the Autonomy stacks
- Includes a workflow to run the script every day at 1 am and push the changes
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Ah nice! We are kind of also discussing if we want to change up the format of the aerial robotics landscape a bit to not include too much data and have a seperate best-of list (see this issue #90), but that is still up in the air. So I think we could merge this and we might change it up with inspiration from you script if necessary @TOTON95 what do you think of this? @mrpollo Seems like the PR review deployment fails, probably just an server error but perhaps you can take a quick look |
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@natmol This looks good, thank you! This will help a lot. @knmcguire We can certainly use it as a solid starting point, and shape it accordingly to two questions:
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Good question. I think perhaps that a monthly fetch that is separate from the build might be a better idea here. Ofcourse updating it once a year is too long, but I don't thing we should do it with every change either. for number 2... I don't think I have a preference for this, but if we want to keep it seperate from the build then it should just be a seperate script. |
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@knmcguire Sure, a monthly or bi-weekly build could be enough for this purpose. And yes, we can keep the script away from mkdocs. |
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@knmcguire unfurtunately there are security implications when allowing previews from forks, perhaps we should disable this action if the base is remote. |
Co-authored-by: Ramon Roche <mrpollo@gmail.com>
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Thanks for the contribution @natmol 🎉 |