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Ability to publish a specific commit without tagging or setting up webhook #100

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dsherret opened this issue Jun 12, 2023 · 0 comments
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I'd like the ability to publish a specific commit in a repo instead of having to rely on the webhook and tag the repo.

Essentially I would like to make a request using an OIDC token in a GH Action that specifies:

  1. The commit hash.
  2. The name of the version being published.

Reason: When the main repo gets tagged, I want to run a GitHub action that builds my library and pushes it to an orphaned "build branch". I'd then like to tell apiland that I want to publish this commit with a specific version.

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