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Hello, we've been using this action for a while now and I've recently realized that the protected branch check ignores all protected branches, regardless of whether they are explicitly allowed to be deleted. I'm not sure whether this is expected behavior or not, but it sounds reasonable to me that if "Allow deletions" is enabled, the action should delete the branch, regardless of whether it counts
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However, like other actions out there, it'd be cool to let the users set their own custom committer's email address. What do you think about this?
If print the hash values, people can easily verify whether the file on PyPI was automatically uploaded by CI script.
It is best to print a pretty-print table.
I've attempted to use this action on GitHub Enterprise Server, but it's failing and I believe the issue may be related to hardcoding of URLs where environment variables should be used instead. Specifically, I see https://api.github.com used in many places, but GitHub's documentation states:
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Hello, we've been using this action for a while now and I've recently realized that the protected branch check ignores all protected branches, regardless of whether they are explicitly allowed to be deleted. I'm not sure whether this is expected behavior or not, but it sounds reasonable to me that if "Allow deletions" is enabled, the action should delete the branch, regardless of whether it counts