Feature: Suggest commit after expect update
Josh Soref edited this page Feb 25, 2024
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Included in v0.0.20
- User creates a PR.
- This triggers a workflow which could add a ❌ status.
- User uses Update expect list which triggers an additional commit.
- This doesn't trigger a new workflow run because GitHub doesn't want to risk triggering a loop.
Thus, at this point it's likely that spell check would pass "now", but doesn't currently have a ✅ status.
At this point, the check has most recently ❌ failed, and there's a new commit without checks.
If your repository has a mandatory check for this action, it would refuse to merge.
Users can just edit the expect file and add a blank line.
The action will add a comment suggesting adding that blank line to trigger a new check pass (until a better approach is added).