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If one wants to patch a custom repository into the branch before running a command, allow that through PATCH_$REPO. e.g. if I want to use patch PR #11375 of repository $REPO into the branch I'd say /cmd queue -v PATCH_$REPO=11375 -c try-runtime $ [...args]. This can be useful for companion PRs because they're not compiling before their dependencies are merged.
Similar to paritytech/pipeline-scripts#41
If one wants to patch a custom repository into the branch before running a command, allow that through
PATCH_$REPO
. e.g. if I want to use patch PR #11375 of repository$REPO
into the branch I'd say/cmd queue -v PATCH_$REPO=11375 -c try-runtime $ [...args]
. This can be useful for companion PRs because they're not compiling before their dependencies are merged.We can facilitate this by extracting the patch logic into a separate script in https://github.com/paritytech/pipeline-scripts, so that it can be used for both the
bench-bot
andtry-runtime
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