[Bug]: "Direct Commit" for "Update AL-Go System Files" no longer possible

[janlehmkuhl]

AL-Go version

7.0

Describe the issue

Since updating to AL-Go 7.0, the scheduled action "Update AL-Go System Files" no longer performs a direct commit, but always creates a pull request.
With more than 100 repositories, this is very inconvenient, as every week all PRs have to be merged manually, and sometimes multiple PRs stack up per repo.

Expected behavior

The action should, as in previous versions, commit changes directly to the main branch without creating a pull request, if this is configured in the Org Settings.

Steps to reproduce

1. Update AL-Go for GitHub to version 7.0
2. Let the scheduled action "Update AL-Go System Files" run
3. A pull request is always created instead of a direct commit
4. Manual merging is required for each repository

AL-Go Org Settings:
{ "githubRunner": "GitHub-BuildAgent01", "memoryLimit": "16G", "ConditionalSettings": [ { "workflows": ["Update AL-Go System Files"], "settings": { "workflowSchedule": { "cron": "0 1 * * 1" } } } ] }

Additional context (logs, screenshots, etc.)

No response

[aholstrup1]

This sounds like a side-effect of us introducing the commitOptions setting.
https://aka.ms/algosettings#commitOptions

This setting allows you configure a few things around how AL-Go pushes code to your repository. By default the createPullRequest setting is set to true but it sounds like you may want to set it to false.

You could add this to your conditional org settings:

"commitOptions": {
    "createPullRequest": false
}

[janlehmkuhl]

@aholstrup1 Like this one?

{
  "workflows": ["Update AL-Go System Files"],
  "settings": {
    "workflowSchedule": {
      "cron": "0 1 * * 1"
    },
    "commitOptions": {
      "createPullRequest": false
    }
  }
}

[aholstrup1]

@aholstrup1 Like this one?

{
  "workflows": ["Update AL-Go System Files"],
  "settings": {
    "workflowSchedule": {
      "cron": "0 1 * * 1"
    },
    "commitOptions": {
      "createPullRequest": false
    }
  }
}

I believe that should work, yes.

[janlehmkuhl]

Thanks a lot!