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- WikiployLite to replace Wikiploy - tests re-use
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Lightweight Dependencies (v2.0)
We had a good run, but it's time to bid farewell to the Puppeteer and free the puppets ;). Obviously, this might be a breaking change if you really need to use the Puppeteer. However, the Wikiploy API doesn't really change...
The only change is that you need to provide bot configuration to Wikiploy (as already described for WikiployLite). It's not nothing, but you only need to follow few steps from the Botpass configuration section (of the Readme). You only need to do this setup once and it is actually very easy.
As of now
WikiployLiteis a synonym toWikiploy.Lightweight Dependencies (v2.0)
We had a good run, but it's time to bid farewell to Puppeteer and free the puppets ;). Obviously, this might be a breaking change if you really need to use Puppeteer. However, the Wikiploy API doesn't really change...
The only change is that you need to provide bot configuration to Wikiploy (as previously described for WikiployLite). It's not nothing, but you only need to follow a few steps from the Botpass configuration section (of the Readme). You only need to do this setup once, and it is actually very easy.
As of now,
WikiployLiteis synonymous withWikiploy.