Update repositories.txt #5727
Update repositories.txt #5727
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A problem was found with your submission https://github.com/YoavPaz/I2CR-CPP ❌ ERROR: Library is missing a library.properties metadata file. See: https://arduino.github.io/arduino-cli/latest/library-specification/#library-metadata |
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Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Arduino Library Manager index @YoavPaz After resolving the issue, trigger this check again by doing one of the following:
❗ NOTE: It is not necessary to open a new pull request. ❗ More information: |
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Hello @YoavPaz. I see you have fixed the error reported by the bot. However, Library Manager works exclusively from Git tags, so the bot won't be able to see the fix you made until you create a new release or tag in the library repository.
If you look at the repository contents at the latest tag, you can see that the version the bot is checking still has the problem:
https://github.com/YoavPaz/I2CR-CPP/tree/1.0.0
(note that the library was in a subfolder of the repository at the tagged point in the revision history)
❗ Remember to update the version field in the library's library.properties file as needed before making a release/tag.
Once you have done that, simply mention @ArduinoBot in a comment here to trigger it to run the automated checks again. After those are passing, your library will automatically be added to Library Manager.
If you have any questions or concerns, please let me know.
Regards, Per
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❗🛑❗STOP SUBMITTING PULL REQUESTS OVER AND OVER AGAIN❗🛑❗
As the bot has clearly communicated already, there is no need or point in submitting a new pull request after a problem is detected with your existing PR.
What you must do instead is CAREFULLY read the information provided by the bot and then fix the problem. Once you do that, another round of automated checks will be triggered. You can repeat that process in a single pull request as many times as is needed to get it to a fully compliant state. Once your submission passes all the checks it will automatically be accepted by the bot.
You will never fix the problem by submitting the same non-compliant pull request multiple times. That will only waste your time and the time of the humans who maintain this free open source project.
If you have any questions, concerns, or problems, you are welcome to write a clear and detailed request in a comment here. I'll be happy to provide assistance.
⚠ If you cannot act in a respectful and responsible manner when interacting with Arduino's repositories, you will be permanently banned.
Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
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