# GUIDE ## Commit newly generated bindings You last commit must contain `[generate bindings]`. You can make an empty commit with this message: ```sh git commit -m "[generate bindings]" --allow-empty ``` Then after successfully running workflows, GitHub Actions will push a commit with the updated bindings onto your PR branch. # GUIDE ## Commit newly generated bindings Your last commit must contain `[generate bindings]`. You can make an empty commit with this message: ```sh git commit -m "[generate bindings]" --allow-empty ``` Then after successfully running workflows, GitHub Actions will push a commit with the updated bindings onto your PR branch. ## Precomputed bindings ### How to update the precomputed bindings? The precomputed bindings are continuously updated on `generated_bindings` branch, but it doesn't propagate into `master` branch automatically; when we need to reflect the recent changes, create a pull request from `generated_bindings` branch. This link is the shortcut for this: ### How to address conflicts in `generated_bindings`? You can just delete the branch. Since the GitHub Actions CI runs periodically, it will be created again from the latest `master` in a few days (or you can retrigger the build manually).