This action helps you push back to pull requests when the user made changes in action. Then use this action to push back to your repo. The action will check modification if the current branch had staged files or unstaged files. Then decide to push a commit.
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Before you use this action, you should use actions/checkout@v2 to check out your repository for this action. checkout v1 probably won't work. I would not guarantee that will work.
Add Personal Access Token to avoid that push event blocking
Important: If you have other pull request checks besides the following workflow then you must use a Personal Access Token instead of the default GITHUB_TOKEN. This is due to a deliberate limitation imposed by GitHub Actions that events raised by a workflow (such as push) cannot trigger further workflow runs. This is to prevent accidental "infinite loop" situations, and as an anti-abuse measure. Using a repo scoped Personal Access Token is an approved workaround. See this GitHub issue for further detail on the workaround.
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
with:
token: ${{ secrets.PAT }}action will rebase to target branch with a specific strategy. usually will use -X. default is 'ours'. Please reference here: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/using-branches/merge-strategy
commiter username. default will retrieve from ${{github.actor}}
committer email. defail will use ${{github.actor}}@users.noreply.github.com
modified flag 1 as "true" or 0 as "false"
uses: anyone-developer/anyone-push-back-repo@main
with:
strategy-option: 'theirs'
actor: 'Edward-Roshan'
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