In this article, I'll share you how to update your latest articles on dev.to into your Github profile.
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Awesome article!
It's probably worth noting for those who don't know, the
update-articles.ymlis a cron job that is set to run everyday0:15 AM. So don't expect your GitHub profile to be updated immediately... You can obviously tweak that at the start to just check that it is working sooner rather than waiting overnight ;)Really cool using jobs for updating the articles. 👍
Just a small feedback, there are those of us who have a
README.mdalready and just want to append this at the end of existing README.md file. It is good to mention that in your article somewhere 🙂.Thanks for this!
I added it, and it works as you can see here on my profile
Nice stuff! will definitely try this out!
Great article definitely gonna try this out
You can do it by placing your image in data/images/default-thumbnail.png
Thanks a lot! It looks like something I was looking for!
Just incase this catches anyone else out...
If your main branch is called 'master' instead of 'main', be sure to update that in the cron job, that caught me out :P
Thank you.
Great
thanks I will probably use it now
can you do it for Medium too? 😁
Of course, I will do it soon!
we will be waiting until then
I might wanna tinker it later 😀
It is giving me this error.
What might've caused it?
Could you share your repo?
This is the profile
This is the profile repository for the Readme
Please update this block:
The cron will run once every day right? Also would this work on Github organization page? ie. something like this.
Regarding cron, you can define it as needed, such as every 6 hours, every 1 hour, or even every 5 minutes.
As for a GitHub organization page, I think it's the same as a personal page.
Can it work with Substack?
I've written an ArticleService interface that you can implement for data sources. If Substack has an API, I will do it for you.