I'm using this action to deploy built files to a branch, which works great.
I've setup the action to use SKIP_EMPTY_COMMITS, however I'm unable to use this to its full effect of reducing unwanted noise.
As the action passes without outputting anything, I cannot skip sending a "restart to pull changes" command to production services.
It would be incredibly useful to have an output that describes the state when the action passess successfully, such as:
state: 'pushed' | 'skipped'
E.g this example that would only run the some/other-action action if this action outputted a pushed state:
jobs:
deploy:
...
- uses: s0/git-publish-subdir-action@develop
id: publish # sets custom id for step to reuse its outputs
- uses: some/other-action@develop
if: success() && steps.publish.outputs.state == 'pushed' # only gets run if there's "new" changes
I'm using this action to deploy built files to a branch, which works great.
I've setup the action to use
SKIP_EMPTY_COMMITS, however I'm unable to use this to its full effect of reducing unwanted noise.As the action passes without outputting anything, I cannot skip sending a "restart to pull changes" command to production services.
It would be incredibly useful to have an output that describes the state when the action passess successfully, such as:
E.g this example that would only run the
some/other-actionaction if this action outputted apushedstate:Documentation on using Action outputs: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/workflow-commands-for-github-actions?tool=bash#about-workflow-commands