Preserve existing repo topic tags when adding "nextstrain" and "pathogen" #10
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…gen" I realized before deploying "Tag each pathogen repo with the "nextstrain" and "pathogen" GitHub topics" (a80ad9a) that it would _replace_ all topics instead of amending/extending them. Additionally, note the necessary fine-grained permission to set repo topics in the README. The lack of this permission on my admin token was what led to me to realizing that topics are always set en masse instead of added/removed individually, as I looked up the permission necessary on the API endpoint and noticed its documented behaviour. Related-to: <#9>
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May 29, 2024
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I realized before deploying "Tag each pathogen repo with the "nextstrain" and "pathogen" GitHub topics" (a80ad9a) that it would replace all topics instead of amending/extending them.
Additionally, note the necessary fine-grained permission to set repo topics in the README. The lack of this permission on my admin token was what led to me to realizing that topics are always set en masse instead of added/removed individually, as I looked up the permission necessary on the API endpoint and noticed its documented behaviour.
Related-to: #9
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