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Works with the GitHub GraphQL API.

• Uses the Git CLI to detect file changes against the file paths provided in the input.
• Uses a single GraphQL mutation request to upload all blob file content.
• Supports glob patterns for file paths.
• Push tag to the new/current commit on a branch.

Does not support HTTP request streaming, so the action runner will consume more memory during execution when uploading large blob files.

In your workflow, to commit your files, configure a step as follows:

jobs:
<job-id>:
permissions:
contents: write # grant secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN permission to push file changes
- name: Commit fileuses: ryancyq/github-signed-commit@v1env:
GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}with:
files: | path/to/myfile1 path/to/*.md path/to/**/*.jscommit-message: Committing files

jobs:
<job-id>:
permissions:
contents: write # grant secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN permission to push file changes
- name: Commit fileuses: ryancyq/github-signed-commit@v1env:
GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}with:
files: path/to/myversioncommit-message: Release new versiontag: v1.0.3

Note: The GH_TOKEN environment variable is required for GitHub API request authentication.