We could have a command at the end of a GitHub Actions workflow like:
calkit hub update-pr ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}
Not sure what the best format would be. If we're talking about a LaTeX publication, we could create a LaTeX diff and upload the PDF. We could build a special page on calkit.io for comparing branch artifacts side-by-side and link to that. Might make sense under a "Changes" section.
See #451 (comment) for more motivation
It may be good to also automatically create/update the workflow with:
calkit update actions-workflow --update-pr
We could have a command at the end of a GitHub Actions workflow like:
calkit hub update-pr ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}Not sure what the best format would be. If we're talking about a LaTeX publication, we could create a LaTeX diff and upload the PDF. We could build a special page on calkit.io for comparing branch artifacts side-by-side and link to that. Might make sense under a "Changes" section.
See #451 (comment) for more motivation
It may be good to also automatically create/update the workflow with: