Add Options to change Commit User Name and Email and Author #39
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# Conflicts: # README.md # entrypoint.sh
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This PR adds 3 new options:
commit_user_namecommit_user_emailcommit_authorThese
commit_user_*options allow users to customize what user is associated with commit. By default, the commit user isGitHub Actions <[email protected]>.The
commit_authoroption allows user to customize the author of the commit. It defaults toYour GitHub Username <[email protected]>. (github_usernamerefers to the user which triggered the workflow run)Related Issues
TODOs
--author? Additional options? If-else condition?