So let suppose if I comment on a pull request /support then the GitHub action should get a trigger. Click on the 'Code' button to see the repositorys code. Is there a way to search for all files with a certain name in all repositories on GitHub Ive seen the advanced search form, but I cant see anything in there. For example: findme repo:me/foo repo:you/bar repo:company/baz. To search for a file or directory in Git branches using the GitHub website: Navigate to the repository on GitHub. NOTE: most of this is not yet implemented :). For more help, run git find -help or git find -man. The fileset function enumerates a set of regular file names given a pattern. Unlike find (1), the search scope is the whole repo (for the REVS you specify) regardless of the current directory. git log -follow -diff-filterA -find-renames40 foo. After reading the answers and my own tinkering, this works for me. I would like to simply find the commit where this file was first added. Each repo value takes the usual user/repository form. This command searches for files satisfying the EXPRESSION, a la find (1), anywhere in a Git repo. Say I have a file foo.js that was committed some time ago. github/workflows directory, create … name: Build and deploy on: push jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest outputs: build_id: $ expression syntax because GitHub Actions automatically evaluates the if conditional as an expression. You can search multiple repositories by adding the repo: option to your query, which you can see in action on GitHubs advanced search page.
What you can use though are references on the GitHub context in your YAML. Github has a built-in previewer for PDF, text and image files (including animated GIFs) so anyone can view them without downloading the actual file. How can I reject push from repository members using GitHub Actions? My task is as follows: Upon receive of a new commits (by single push), it is necessary to perform a github action, which would send the task to test on a test server via ssh (with git pull and npm test ).
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