Scan PR Changed Files For "random"

[yonatanaftali]

This PR created for solving #4

[yonatanaftali]

@itaitzruia4 Hey, can you please take a look at this?

[yonatanaftali]

@itaitzruia4 ? :)

[yonatanaftali]

Closing this but keeping the branch. Feel free to reopen it if still relevant.

[itaitzruia4]

Sorry for not replying, can you show us it works by tests or in another way?

[yonatanaftali]

Sorry for not replying, can you show us it works by tests or in another way?

I can't write tests for this or run this action because it opened from a forked repo. However, I can show you this:
The main logic of this action is the following code:

git diff HEAD..origin/main | grep -i -n "random" > detections.txt
if [ -s detections.txt ]; then
  cat detections.txt
  echo "RANDOM_DETECTED=true" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
fi

1. Open a branch called test from main.
2. Create/Edit a file, and include the word random somewhere in it.
3. To simulate a local run, run the above code, replacing $GITHUB_OUTPUT with env.txt.
4. You will get a similar output to this:
   
   --> meaning the word random was detected, thus leading to a comment on the PR.

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The best way to see it is to merge this PR, and then open a new PR to main with the word random it - you'll see the alert immediately.

[achiyae]

Merged this PR via #109
Closing here