Include action name in default message

[Cyberbeni]

I think this would be useful for people.

[EndBug]

You're probably right, thanks for the issue!

[EndBug]

What about Commit from GitHub Actions (EndBug/add-and-commit), is it ok?

[Cyberbeni]

I mean using the name of the workflow/job(maybe even step) that it was used from, so for example it would default to Commit from GitHub Actions (Build/Build compiled JS version) when used here:

add-and-commit/.github/workflows/build.yml

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- uses: EndBug/add-and-commit@v4

Based on this, GITHUB_WORKFLOW env var is available. (I don't know if the job/step name is available)

[EndBug]

Oh, I get it. I'll take a look and see what I can do then 👍

[EndBug]

It seems like the GITHUB_WORKFLOW is accessible as a variable, but the actual job that's running can only be accessed via the github context: that means if you write ${{ github.job }} inside the commit message parameter it will be parsed, but I don't think I can access it, since it's not an env variable.

What about Commit from GitHub Actions ($GITHUB_WORKFLOW) then?

[Cyberbeni]

Sounds good, most of the use cases will be clearly recognizable just by the workflow name (And you can still specify your own message if you need to commit multiple times inside a workflow and want to make them easily distinguishable)

[EndBug]

@all-contributors add @Cyberbeni for ideas

[allcontributors]

@EndBug

I've put up a pull request to add @Cyberbeni! 🎉

[EndBug]

Ok, the change is published in v5.1.0 (mirrored by v5 and latest)
Thanks again for the issue ;)