📖 [docs] 英語READMEの自動更新 #81
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Summary of Changes
This pull request automatically updates the English README (README.en.md) based on changes made to the primary README.md. The primary changes involve updating the AMATERASU version to v1.22.0, modifying descriptions of existing features, adding new features like Marp Editable UI and App Gallery Showcase, and updating notes regarding configuration and dependencies.
Highlights
- Version Update: The AMATERASU version has been updated from v1.21.0 to v1.22.0.
- New Features: Added Marp Editable UI (Markdown presentation editing) and App Gallery Showcase (project showcase web application).
- Functionality Enhancements: Enhanced OpenRouter API integration, improved UI testing tools, and added web content loading functionality in Open WebUI.
- Configuration Improvements: Standardized environment variables and improved sharing/reusability of Terraform modules. Added
.env.examplefiles for standardized configuration. - Security Enhancements: Improved WAF settings and CSV file-based IP whitelisting management.
Changelog
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- docs/README.en.md
- Updated the AMATERASU version to v1.22.0 (line 11).
- Modified the description of AMATERASU to reflect its role as a 'spellbook' (line 21).
- Changed 'Microservice Architecture' to 'Microservices Architecture' (line 31).
- Rephrased descriptions under 'Infrastructure as Code' and 'GitLab Integration' for clarity (lines 37-45).
- Added 'Marp Editable UI' and 'App Gallery Showcase' to the component diagram (lines 66-67, 94-95).
- Updated 'Prompt Generation Support' to 'Prompt Generation Assistance' (line 71).
- Changed 'Component Structure' to 'Component Composition' (line 108).
- Updated descriptions for various components, including Dify Beta, Open WebUI Pipeline, Amaterasu Tool, Kotaemon, and Bolt DIY (lines 154-176).
- Added details for Marp Editable UI and App Gallery Showcase (lines 191-199).
- Updated the 'Usage' section to refer to the correct README file for the amaterasu tool (line 204).
- Updated the 'What's New' section to reflect the changes in v1.22.0, including new features, enhancements, and notes on configuration updates (lines 240-263).
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Code Review
This pull request aims to automatically update the English README based on changes to the main README. The goal is to ensure the English documentation remains consistent with the original. Since there are no diff hunks provided, I am unable to provide specific feedback on the code changes. However, I can offer general advice on maintaining README files.
Summary of Findings
- README Consistency: Ensure that all changes made to the main README are accurately reflected in the English README. This includes updating text, images, links, and any other relevant content.
- Automated Updates: Verify that the automated update process is functioning correctly and that the English README is being updated as expected. Consider adding tests to ensure the process remains reliable.
- README Readability: Confirm that the English README is well-formatted and easy to understand for English-speaking users. Pay attention to grammar, spelling, and clarity.
Merge Readiness
Without specific code changes to review, I cannot definitively assess the merge readiness of this pull request. However, based on the description, it's crucial to ensure the automated update process is reliable and that the English README is accurate and well-maintained. I am unable to approve the pull request in any circumstance, and that users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
このプルリクエストは、README.mdの変更に基づいて、README.en.mdを自動更新したものです。内容を確認し、問題がなければマージしてください。