Aggregate the CI status/badges of automatically every 6 hours.

Last updated: 2026-04-21 12:55 UTC

Repository	CI Status
kakwa/ci-ggregate
kakwa/cpe-search
kakwa/debian-rpm-build-tools
kakwa/dnscherry
kakwa/ficlip
kakwa/freecad-pkg
kakwa/GlobalProtect-openconnect
kakwa/kakwalab-pkg
kakwa/ldapcherry
kakwa/ldfl
kakwa/libemf2svg
kakwa/libvisio2svg
kakwa/misc-pkg
kakwa/ofw-install-server
kakwa/pakste
kakwa/py-ascii-graph
kakwa/rsyslog-splunk-plugin
kakwa/slack-discord-misc-pkg
kakwa/stars
kakwa/technically
kakwa/uts-server
wows-tools/wows-depack
wows-tools/wows-geometry
wows-tools/wows-splash

# add user/orgs
vim config.yml

The workflow needs a Personal Access Token (PAT) stored as a repository secret named GH_TOKEN to call the GitHub API with a decent rate limit (5 000 req/h vs 60 req/h unauthenticated).

1. Create a Personal Access Token

• Go to GitHub → Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens → Tokens (classic) (https://github.com/settings/tokens)
• Click Generate new token (classic)
• Give it a descriptive name (e.g. ci-ggregate)
• Select the public_repo scope (read-only access to public repositories is enough)
• Click Generate token and copy the value — you won't see it again

If you also want to scan private repositories, select the full repo scope instead.

2. Add the secret to this repository

• Go to this repository on GitHub → Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions
• Click New repository secret
• Name: GH_TOKEN
• Value: paste the token you copied above
• Click Add secret

3. Trigger the first run

• Go to Actions → Update CI Badges → Run workflow (manual dispatch), or
• Simply push a change to config.yml or update_badges.py

The workflow then runs automatically every 6 hours.