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Fix the OPA version bump workflow to work with the new README #1187

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buidav opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 3 comments 路 Fixed by #1188
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Fix the OPA version bump workflow to work with the new README #1187

buidav opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 3 comments 路 Fixed by #1188
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buidav commented Jun 28, 2024

馃悰 Summary

The OPA version bump workflow used to regularly bump the OPA version is currently erroring out do to the README changes.
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View the errors in the latest OPA version bump workflows.

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For the workflows to bump the versions without any errors.

@buidav buidav added the bug This issue or pull request addresses broken functionality label Jun 28, 2024
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This is part of #1133 which was put in as a known issue resulting from the updated documentation. Currently planned to be worked in the upcoming sprint 2.

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buidav commented Jun 28, 2024

This is part of #1133 which was put in as a known issue resulting from the updated documentation. Currently planned to be worked in the upcoming sprint 2.

That issue is more for the ScubaGear version right?
That will be a need little more code to fix that this issue :).

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I think the real solution to this sort of problem is related to the "we don't have all of our static requirements in one constants/config file" problem that other issues have brought up. IOW, this isn't a uniquely OPA problem. The README also talks about the names/versions of the PS modules that are installed. We should solve the problem one time, one way for everything, instead of piece-mealing it.

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