Rename "prepare" script to "curate" to prevent auto-runs #914
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The `prepare` script is run when the repository is installed. On top of creating issues when the repository is set as dependency in another project for some reason, as described in: #789 (comment) ... this also seems wrong because: 1. There is no guarantee that the curation will run without errors. A patch may no longer apply for instance. 2. Projects may want to depend on the raw data and may not need to run the curation and package preparation logic at all. This update replaces the "prepare" script with a "curate" one, explicitly called in the jobs that need it.
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The
preparescript is run automatically when the repository is installed. On top of creating issues when the repository is set as dependency in another project for some reason, as described in #789 (comment), this also seems wrong because:npm install github:w3c/webrefmay fail from time to time.This update replaces the "prepare" script with a "curate" one, explicitly called by the jobs that need it.
I don't know if other projects depend on the
w3c/webrefrepository directly. If they do and need to access curated data, they would need to update to callnpm run curateexplicitly.