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🚀 Feature: Add an opt-in Block adding create-typescript-app as a devDependency with automatic templating upgrades #1965
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This is kind of a culmination of #1181: now that create-typescript-app is built on Bingo, I want to formalize the flow of downstream repositories automatically updating to newer versions of templating tooling. This will mean that anybody with many repos on CTA (me!) won't have to take manual actions to roll out new template features to their repos.
My initial idea for the flow is an opt-in Block that adds:
"create-typescript-app"
as a package.json devDependencypnpx create-typescript-app
...or something automated like that.
The end goal is that repos which opt into this should be kept up-to-date with the latest CTA template always, fully automated.
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Renovate's postUpgradeTasks could be used for the CI, except they're only supported for self-hosted Renovate instances.
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