Create a workflow to auto-update generated files #853
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Not sure if there’s a way to fix the above issue. Willing to attribute the commit to a human but ideally bots could be exempted from the CLA |
GitHub doesn’t run workflows for commits pushed from inside of Actions
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This workflow runs on the automatically generated (?) PRs from Crowdin like #804, runs
./update_localization.sh, and pushes the result. This avoids a situation where the generated files are out of sync with the latest localization strings. Since it only runs on thel10n_developbranch, any code changes it makes can be reviewed as part of the normal code review process — it won’t make changes tomain.