daniel-mohr

The mentioned sorting `releases.reverse()` can not work. `releases` is a `list` of `dict`s. `releases.sort(key=lambda release: release['published_at'])` would sort the list by the key `published_at` of the dicts.

Has anyone tried these workarounds with the python scripts on [sandbox.zenodo.org](https://sandbox.zenodo.org) ? It doesn't seem to work. And I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if the sandbox...

Let be explain my ideas about the 3 possible solutions a little bit (as example maybe my project: https://github.com/ug-cp/precise_sntp) 1. Add to `arduino_ci` the possibility to skip some files during...

@jgfoster Sounds interesting! But your link '[our Ethernet library](https://github.com/Arduino-CI/Ethernet)' is unfortunately the same as your link '[Ethernet](https://github.com/Arduino-CI/Ethernet)'. ? I will have a look the next days.

Making the branch `hermes/curate-...` protected does not help. This breaks with `remote: GitLab: You are not allowed to delete protected branches from this project. Only a project maintainer or owner...

Yes, I used your gitlab workflow/example/template.

Using persitent branches could allow to setup a gitlab project to allow the `HERMES_PUSH_TOKEN` to work in these branches. This would be the same workflow like [GitHub Pages Deploy Action](https://github.com/JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action)...

If I remember correctly [GitHub Pages Deploy Action](https://github.com/JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action) uses orphan branches. Using orphan branches would also prevent merging the hermes branches.

As discussed with @led02 I believe your used workflow has a few drawbacks and could be enhanced. I am talking here from using hermes with gitlab (In general it should...

Using [deploy2zenodo](https://gitlab.com/deploy2zenodo/deploy2zenodo) the workflow/possibility `5. (no) curating merge request, simple workflow triggering another project` is demonstrated/used and visualized in [deploy_deploy2zenodo_to_zenodo](https://gitlab.com/daniel_mohr/deploy_deploy2zenodo_to_zenodo). I'm not sure if hermes could cover this. But perhaps...