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Option to explicitly set the committer #34
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It isn't always clear who is the person or app that initiated the workflow (ie. `GITHUB_ACTOR`) and it may be desirable to explicitly set who the committer is when the action is run. This commit provides the option to set the committer using the `GH_USER_NAME` and/or `GH_USER_EMAIL` environment variables. If neither environment variable is set it will default to the original behaviour of just using `GITHUB_ACTOR`.
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@maxheld83, this would be a wonderful addition to your action and will solve many use cases for us! Is it possible to have a quick review here? 😄 |
williamdes
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Feb 7, 2021
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Pinging @maxheld83 again 😄 |
y-nk
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Nov 25, 2022
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It isn't always clear who is the person or app that initiated the workflow (ie.
GITHUB_ACTOR) and it may be desirable to explicitly set who the committer is when the action is run.This commit provides the option to set the committer using the
GH_USER_NAMEand/orGH_USER_EMAILenvironment variables. If neither environment variable is set it will default to the original behaviour of just usingGITHUB_ACTOR.A use-case for this functionality can be found at upptime/upptime#118