Closed kneasle closed 3 years ago
Update: I suspect that this might not be possible because GitHub is trying to stop people crypto-mining with GH actions, and one side effect of this is that triggering CI runs is made harder.
This makes the action useless as we can't even manually kick of checks after it pushes: https://github.com/kneasle/wheatley/pull/185/checks
Yeah it does... tbh I'm sort of tempted to remove the /rebase
command anyway, cos I've come to the conclusion that semi-linear commit histories are just way more effort than they're worth. And also the /rebase
action gets run on every PR comment which clutters our CI history.
:+1: Squash small changes and manually rebase then merge when useful to see separate commits?
Apparently we need a personal access token... This would make a good first issue, but unfortunately requires access to the security settings of the repo, which can only be done by me (@kneasle).