Is there a way to ignore the DefaultExcludedFiles? #1622

Lenni009 · 2024-06-20T13:27:47Z

Lenni009
Jun 20, 2024

I'm building a pipeline to allow gh-pages deployments from PR branches, using the PR's number.
So my gh-pages branch looks something like this:

| index.html
| .nojekyll
└ pr
  ├─1
  |  index.html
  |  .nojekyll
  └─2
     index.html
     .nojekyll

Since the PR numbers will always increase, and the .nojekyll files aren't cleaned up, I end up with a bunch of folders that only contain a .nojekyll file.

Is it somehow possible to circumvent this behaviour and clean up these files as well? Like the opposite of clean-exclude, clean-include, that could be part of the with property as well and could be set to the DefaultExcludedFiles by default.
Here's an example repo with my issue: https://github.com/Lenni009/action-test/tree/cd2616e

Thanks!

JamesIves · 2024-09-29T16:06:37Z

JamesIves
Sep 29, 2024
Maintainer

Today there's no way to do this, but there has been a proposal for this for some time: https://github.com/JamesIves/github-pages-deploy-action/blob/dev/src/git.ts#L184

You could also consider simply removing the .nojekyll file prior to making your deployment as a workaround.

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