I have 200+ GitHub repositories, each of which needs regular dependency updates.
I have 200+ GitHub repositories, each of which needs regular dependency updates. I configured Renovate to send me pull requests. It does, sometimes 100+ per day. I don't have to manually review and merge them. Three years ago, I created merged , a Ruby tool that regularly observes all my repositories and merges necessary PRs. Yesterday, I realized that Claude Routines is a better design . I created a new routine and cronned it once per day: 1) Use this OAuth GitHub token: ghp_Pwdo...AdQ. 2) Pick any repository from the @yegor256 account. 3) Pick all PRs submitted by @renovate. 4) Pick only those not yet merged. 5) Merge them all. 6) Go back to step 2 and pick another repository. 7) Keep repeating until you merge 50 PRs. You know what it did while running this routine (on its own server)? It wrote a Python script for it and then executed it. When finished, it tossed the script. The fast software concept at its best. The programming language of the future is indeed English.
| Type | Tool |
| Section | Design & UI |
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