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Create propagate-labels.yml #527

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Description

add action to propagate labels

The list of child repos is not complete (only a test for now)

This only adds labels. But we can update it to fully synchronize the labels in the child repo.

We still have to manually sync the labels in this package (autora parent) to the organizations labels

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  • ci: Changes to our CI configuration files and scripts (i.e., those in the .github directory)

add action to propagate labels
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We need a GH_TOKEN in secrets for this to work as well

@younesStrittmatter younesStrittmatter marked this pull request as ready for review July 19, 2023 12:21
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neat!

how do you think this compares with applying Label Syncer to multiple repos (originally discovered here)?

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The only difference I can spot is, that with the Label Syncer, we would have to have a label.yml file with the labels. This custom workflow doesn't need that.

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But maybe it would be a good thing to have the file?

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closing since there is a new branch with label syncer

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