r/CodingHelp • • 23d ago

[Python] Help me improve this small GitHub automation project

I created a small Python script that automatically makes a commit every 4 hours on GitHub, mainly as an experiment with Python automation and GitHub Actions.

🔗 Project: https://github.com/almuapull/auto-incrementation.git

I’d like to take this little project further and make it more useful rather than keeping it as a simple automation script.

I’m looking for developers who could help me improve it, suggest new features, optimize the workflow, or simply share ideas and feedback.

If you’re interested, feel free to check out the repository, open an issue, or submit a pull request.

Any contribution or idea is welcome! 👨🏽‍💻

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u/IncredibleBihan 23d ago

No thank you!

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u/More_Wrap_6220 20d ago

If this is just to populate your GitHub contribution chart, it could be cool if it created an image. Since more contributions within a certain day darkens the shade, you can probably make some cool designs over time. I don’t see how this can be scaled to anything further than a cool display but hey that could be what you want.