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I've been updating AWS, Azure, etc. ranges manually for a while now. It would be nice to have some sort of cron that polls for changes and automatically makes a PR when new ranges are added. Then I would get a notification and just merge the PR, rather than checking for changes manually and pushing them up myself.
I have a script that uses the hub tool to automatically gofmt and make a PR to a given repo. Could probably use something similar. The question is where to run it.
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remove the AWS/Azure/Google/etc ranges (the externally sourced ranges) from your main list
get the user to run a directory of scripts as often as they need (every 10 hours/days/...)
tell the user their system needs to use multiple output files (even if they then effectively do a cat 1 2 3 4 > all)
The value of the ipcat project (for me at least) is the manually maintained bits, not the stuff that is regularly imported from external sources as I can do that already quite well myself.
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I've been updating AWS, Azure, etc. ranges manually for a while now. It would be nice to have some sort of cron that polls for changes and automatically makes a PR when new ranges are added. Then I would get a notification and just merge the PR, rather than checking for changes manually and pushing them up myself.
I have a script that uses the hub tool to automatically gofmt and make a PR to a given repo. Could probably use something similar. The question is where to run it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: