Track and commit only files modified by digest updates#62
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cpanato merged 1 commit intochainguard-dev:mainfrom Nov 12, 2025
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Oops, forgot to detach fork 😢 |
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also please squash your commits |
- Add changed_files array to track files actually modified during digest updates - Output list of changed files as new action output parameter - Use changed_files list in create-pull-request add-paths to avoid committing unrelated file changes - Add test for only-changed-digests-committed scenario - Normalize filepaths to fix mismatch issues - Update README with new functionality
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There we go, sorry for the mess :D |
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I'm not saying I accidentally pushed credentials to github, but if I did this change would've prevented it. 🙄