wyvox/action-no-git-diff

Checks the repo for a git diff, and errors if there is a diff.

Usage:

steps:
  # ...
  - run: ./my-action/that-might-cause-a/diff
  - uses: wyvox/action-no-git-diff@v1

An example command that might cause a diff would be a monorepo build, via turbo, nx, moonrepo, rollup, vite, or some other tool.

This action is to help reduce flakiness and aid in the pursuit of stability in CI.

When things go right

text

Checking for git diffs...

Using 'git diff --exit-code' aids in ensuring stability of our commands to reduce flakiness in CI.

If you see an error from this task, please check the command(s) from the previous step(s) and try running them locally. To fix, you will need to either commit the changes or add new files to the local per-project .gitignore file.

✨ Congrats, the repo has no changed files at the moment. ✨

When things go wrong:

text

Checking for git diffs...

Using 'git diff --exit-code' aids in ensuring stability of our commands to reduce flakiness in CI.

If you see an error from this task, please check the command(s) from the previous step(s) and try running them locally. To fix, you will need to either commit the changes or add new files to the local per-project .gitignore file.

diff --git a/.prettierignore b/.prettierignore deleted file mode 100644 index bd5535a..0000000 --- a/.prettierignore +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -pnpm-lock.yaml Git diff detected. Note what changed above. Please check the command(s) from the previous step(s) that produced the diff. Error: Process completed with exit code 1.