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v0.2.3

Major changes

• Added a GitHub workflow to automatically run add_contributors()

Minor changes

• Updated documentation to described different ways of keeping allcontributors lists up-to-date (#15; thanks to @maelle)
• Remove any “-bot” contributors from list (“actions-bot”, “ropensci-review-bot”, and similar)
• Exclude ‘github.com/ghost’ from contributors (#58; thanks to @kellijohnson-NOAA)

v0.2.2

Major changes

• Repository transferred from ropenscilabs/allcontributors -> ropensci/allcontributors.

Minor changes

• Fix URL check to only remove 404s; #45, #46 thanks to @maelle
• Replace previous explicit REST API calls with gh; #44 thanks to @maelle
• Fix bug #40 when “Contributors” sub-section title is last line of file; thanks to @sbfnk
• Fix bug #42 with Rest API calls for code contributions; thanks to @maelle

v0.2.0

Major changes

• add_contributors() now accepts main repo parameter as a vector of repository locations to be used to collate a single allcontributors list; thanks to @chartgerink via #35.
• Chris Hartgerink (@chartgerink) added as new author; thanks to both #35 and #37

Minor changes

• Add a rate limit checker for the GitHub API calls. Will warn if rate limit is exceeded (thanks to @chartgerink via #37).
• Expose check_urls' parameter in mainadd_contributors` function, to allow that to be switched off (thanks to @sbfnk via #38).
• Add error handling to the URL checking function so failures do not cause function errors (also thanks to @sbfnk via #38).

v 0.1.1

• Fix bug in issue contributors when github account no longer exists

v 0.1.0

Major changes:

• Add new exclude_labels and exclude_issues parameters to main functions

Minor changes:

• Add _pkgdown file for function reference topics

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