# velocirepo digest


Render a sparkline per source and project over the last 8 weeks, with the week's findings, and post it as a comment on the long-lived "Weekly digest" issue labelled velocirepo-digest, for the problems no check was written for. It never opens or closes the tracking issue. Uses the workflow token, from `--repo-token` or VELOCIREPO_REPO_TOKEN. With `--dry-run`, the digest is printed instead.


``` bash
velocirepo digest [OPTIONS]
```


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    Render a sparkline per source and project over the last 8 weeks, with the week's findings, and post it as a comment on the long-lived "Weekly digest" issue labelled velocirepo-digest, for the problems no check was written for. It never opens or closes the tracking issue.

    Uses the workflow token, from --repo-token or VELOCIREPO_REPO_TOKEN. With --dry-run, the digest is printed instead.

    Usage:
      velocirepo digest [flags]

    Flags:
          --dry-run             print the digest instead of posting it
      -h, --help                help for digest
          --repo string         the data repository, owner/name (default: $GITHUB_REPOSITORY)
          --repo-token string   a token for the data repository (default: $VELOCIREPO_REPO_TOKEN)

    Global Flags:
          --config string   config file (default: walk up for velocirepo.toml)
      -q, --quiet           suppress progress output
      -v, --verbose         enable debug logging


## Options


`--dry-run`  
print the digest instead of posting it

`-h, --help`  
help for digest

`--repo: string = $GITHUB_REPOSITORY`  
the data repository, owner/name

`--repo-token: string = $VELOCIREPO_REPO_TOKEN`  
a token for the data repository

`--config: string = walk up for velocirepo.toml`  
config file

`-q, --quiet`  
suppress progress output

`-v, --verbose`  
enable debug logging