github-bots: add a function to search for a filename in a repo #643
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I was wondering if we might be able to use mocks for some of these Leads me to: Just something to think about for future. |
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On the ai remediation bot, we need to search for specific filenames on a repository such as go.mod, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml... If these files are found then we get the content specifying the path using another existing function GetFileContent which would be used to generate a precise patch.