ci: add workflow to convert README to vimdoc#59
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Thanks a lot! I didn't even know that this tool exists. |
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Glad to help 🙂 |
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👋 I created a Github workflow to run panvimdoc on every push that modifies
README.md. I tweaked some formatting in the README to allow it to generate correctly.You may have to enable read and write access to your github actions to allow the bot to commit changes. See setting-the-permissions-of-the-github_token-for-your-repository
Let me know what you think! #hacktoberfest 🎉
It can also be ran locally via: