Automatically Generated: Update Dynamic Section in README #1209
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@stevepolitodesign the workflow has been updated to open this PR instead of pushing directly to main. I am not familiar with CI here. Do you know why it's just waiting? |
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@stefannibrasil closing and re-opening the PR seemed to trigger CI. Not sure what happened 🤷 |
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ah, classic! thank you :) |
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This PR was automatically generated to update the dynamic section in the README file.
Whenever the README is updated, this workflow is triggered to dynamically render the snippet
used in the README.