Can a bot be trained on a Github Repo?
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tall-hair-14744
07/14/2023, 4:30 AMI am looking to train my botpress bot on a github repo of mine. If it's possible, Can someone guide me how can I do that?. Thanks.
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full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMInteresting I hadnāt thought of trying. Maybe in the knowledge base put the link to the GitHub repo, and then ask it about some code in a specific file to see if it has the answer
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tall-hair-14744
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMIt doesn't accept the link to github domains
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full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMIf not you may have to save all the files as .txt files and then upload the files to the knowledge base for it to answer questions from it.
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMAhhh I see
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMInteresting
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:34 AMYeah I would try that method
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:35 AMLet me know if it works, I am curious
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tall-hair-14744
07/14/2023, 4:36 AMThanks, but this will be tedious job since in my case I have a react project and have about 20 components there, so creating a txt file for each would be inefficient, wdyt?
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full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:38 AMI think for right now there may be some inefficiencies with what you are trying to do until the team adds that feature to take GitHub links. The only way I can think of it is to download the files and save as .txt files to upload
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:38 AMThey will probably add the functionality soon. Devs are shipping often
full-helmet-73535
07/14/2023, 4:38 AMMaybe thereās a feature a team member knows about that can help, sorry I didnāt have a better answer!
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tall-hair-14744
07/14/2023, 4:39 AMWill definitely try this, thanks a lot
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