Currently whenever the primer runs it will just remove the directory in which it will clone the necessary repositories. This is to avoid a bug where Github Actions was unable to create a gitpython.Repo() object from the pre-existing directory.
It would be good if we could check if a repository already exists in the directory to clone in, and if so check if we need to pull new commits.
Currently whenever the primer runs it will just remove the directory in which it will clone the necessary repositories. This is to avoid a bug where Github Actions was unable to create a
gitpython.Repo()object from the pre-existing directory.It would be good if we could check if a repository already exists in the directory to clone in, and if so check if we need to pull new commits.