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using ur workflow and the template and every time gives me the same error:
Any idea how to fix it ?
Hope you don't mind, but I grabbed a copy of the article from your repo to try testing for myself and I got it to fail with a different error from what you got. However, what's interesting is I tried again by removing backticks from the headers and I got it to post. Even more interesting, I then added the backticks back in and got it to post with them.
I thin k what's happening is that on first push of a new article, the build will fail. However, once you update something (the removal of backticks didn't really matter) it seems to pick everything up correctly
not working for me somehow, just forked ur repo and change only the title, it throws the same error
I think you've got the repo set to private so I can't see what's happening but it should be slightly different at least? I don't think I have
One of the most basic uses of th...within my repository? Are you running this locally, or via GitHub? The line endings stuff sort of makes me suspect it's some sort of mismatch between Windows and Linux - I did try changing everything to use LF rather than CRLF, but that seems to have workedI also don't have this
One of the most...in the markdown or any other file. This is the strangest thing. I figured it out that this one is a sentence from my first article but how is related I dunno... Tried to changed it but the same result.The first step of the runner is retrieving articles from dev.to, for some reason it's complaining about an article you've already written, as it seems to think one of you posts is malformed - why it's saying that I'm not sure as I can't see your markdown
You could try pulling down your posts via the API and seeing if it has any issues, or maybe try recreating the post (after backing up of course)? I did try just creating a post on the website so I had a mix, and that did seem to work
thanks, i will give it a try
hmmm, very interesting case.. i will give another try. thanks tho
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Hi, so this is why the Action needs write access to your repository, what happens when you post is that a bot then commits to your repository with an ID on the new markdown which tracks the articles in DEV.to for updating. If you remove the id, it will just post again though
hmm, very nice, i gonna try this !