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We fetch from our main RSS feed every day at 11:00 UTC, then update the "blog" section in the README, which is marked using a comment. It then commits and pushes the changes. This is based on some prior work here: https://github.com/nickcharlton/nickcharlton
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I didn't merge this in when I merged in the organisation description because I thought it was odd that we're only showing 2 items and assumed I'd introduced some bug in the code, but that's not actually the case, that's just how the RSS feed looks. |
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We fetch from our main RSS feed every day at 11:00 UTC, then update the "blog" section in the README, which is marked using a comment. It then commits and pushes the changes.
This is based on some prior work here: https://github.com/nickcharlton/nickcharlton