Add a GitHub workflow to uninstall packages from the SDKs #138
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This is now needed because we want to drop the `git-flow` package. The strategy is to run the workflow manually, providing the package name and a rationale. The workflow will then open PRs in the respective repositories. Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
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This is now needed because we want to drop the
git-flowpackage.The strategy is to run the workflow manually, providing the package name and a rationale. The workflow will then open PRs in the respective repositories.
I tested this out by adding a minimal, temporary commit on top that triggers the workflow via
push, just to demonstrate that it works. And it worked, opening these Pull Requests: