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I wouldn't mind bots that fix spelling mistakes in comments or even actual bugs in code. But why not let github projects be configured to allow certain kinds of
by lazyjones 14y ago
I wouldn't mind bots that fix spelling mistakes in comments or even actual bugs in code. But why not let github projects be configured to allow certain kinds of bots?
- jevinskie 14y agoConsider bots as "plugins" that you activate on a per-repo basis. I like this idea!
- masklinn 14y agoIsn't that exactly what Service Hooks or OAuth-authed systems provide?
- uxp 14y agoI think that's what jevinskie was implying, as in this is a non issue since service hooks are already established so there is no reason bots should be allowed, they should plug into the correct API.
- masklinn 14y ago> I think that's what jevinskie was implying I'm not sure he'd have written that he "likes the idea" and would have failed to mention Service Hooks if he did.
- uxp 14y agoI read his comment as either sarcasm or passive aggressiveness. "Wouldn't it be a great idea if there was a 'hook' mechanism you could opt into that provides a way to add additional functionality to their site from third parties?" Or maybe not. I don't know, text doesn't convey emotion and body language.