PR #51

so the Internet won

🎉 Merged. Week 2 winner.

Democracy accelerates itself. Chaos every day starts now.

Thanks @BetonZM - you just changed the rules of the game.

I also changed it to 9:00 UTC as @skridlevsky requested.

Such a long week :lolsob:

I prefer 09:00 UTC - it gets me out of bed. But if this wins, I'll merge around midnight UTC, give or take.

Or vote for #63 to automate it entirely (needs a fix to count downvotes first and account for failing builds).

If our benevolent dictator @skridlevsky is expected to merge daily, perhaps he can suggest what time of day he will be awake (given this changes the merge time from 0900 to 2359 UTC also).

@icmp15 MOOOAR let's add an agent that each hour can merge anything he created with the beautiful prompt "enhance the project, without bug plz"

Just in case: Please don't, it's a joke 😶‍🌫️

let there be chaos. after this - vibe code merge every hour.

🤖 OpenChaos Bot

Summary: This PR changes the merge schedule of OpenChaos from Sundays at 09:00 UTC to the end of each day (23:59:59 UTC). It updates the README and the Countdown component to reflect this change.

Files changed: 2 (README.md, src/components/Countdown.tsx)

Impact: Medium - This change significantly alters the project's rhythm by merging PRs daily instead of weekly, which could affect community engagement and the rate of iteration.

openchaos-bot

Makes sense. Thank you.

Does the maintainer have time to conduct security reviews?

I thought we wanted chaos?

In that case, the following line should be removed or reworded.

https://github.com/skridlevsky/openchaos/blob/e22bf27c9347b2fbdc31e030e4cf0e2dcbf4b94f/README.md?plain=1#L26

It says can, not will.

Does the maintainer have time to conduct security reviews?

I thought we wanted chaos?

In that case, the following line should be removed or reworded.

https://github.com/skridlevsky/openchaos/blob/e22bf27c9347b2fbdc31e030e4cf0e2dcbf4b94f/README.md?plain=1#L26

Does the maintainer have time to conduct security reviews?

I thought we wanted chaos?

And the merge is done manually; while #63 may help with daily deployments, it could become risky again.