Skip updating if upstream repo cannot be found #79
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Nice catch, thanks for the PR! I'm a little behind in terms of cutting a new release but should have one out within the next week, will let you know once this is ready to use :) |
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@vanessayuenn Released as part of v1.0.0 - thanks again! |
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Amazing. Thank you! |
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First off, thank you for this tool! Autoupdate has been indispensable in our workflow. 🙇🏼
We ran into a bit of an issue though, when one of our external contributors deleted their fork before their PR was merged. This led to autoupdate crashing while it's evaluating all opened PRs, and hence not updating any of the open PRs. According to this doc, once the fork/head repo has been deleted, updating the PR branch will have to be done manually anyway, so I think we can just skip it if that's the case.