You cant use blog post workflow to show the GitHub activities on your readme. Github don't give you XML data yet via their API. Use github.com/jamesgeorge007/github-a... instead.
What are those GitHub keys? How to generate those?
It is optional in this workflow too. Just add the yml, you are good to go.
github.com/settings/tokens You can get keys from here
Yeah thanks
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You cant use blog post workflow to show the GitHub activities on your readme. Github don't give you XML data yet via their API. Use github.com/jamesgeorge007/github-a... instead.
What are those GitHub keys? How to generate those?
It is optional in this workflow too. Just add the yml, you are good to go.
github.com/settings/tokens You can get keys from here
Yeah thanks