Split command fails to detect new files (maybe like #13) about monorepo-split-github-action HOT 5 CLOSED

Thank you for your feedback! I've beed testing this action in the last few months and it was working fine, except for one time where I hit the same problem, but I thought that I had broken something so I started the "split" repo from scratch, re-run the failed jobs and everything synced properly, so it's a bit strange.

I totally agree with the .gitignore stuff, that's built with some templates from a PHPStorm extension, but it's way better to just use the rules we need.

I'm gonna try the following steps:

• update the .gitignore files and other stuff to see if having both changed and new files changes the result
• create a smaller reproducer where I try to isolate the issue (if there's any with the action)

I'm will update the issue as soon as I have some news.

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@TomasVotruba I think I found the problem...

I created a small reproducer and forked your action to run some tests, but I couldn't replicate the issue in any way... then I realized that I was using the @main tag version in order to pick my latest changes from the action and so I tried to do the same on my project: it worked as intended.

Looking at the README.md file from your repo, you suggest using version 2.1, but I was using 2.0 which didn't include the fix in #13.
But there's more: there is no 2.1 tag in this repository, so the latest stable version seems to be the 2.0 from April which is outdated, lacks some fixes and still has arguments with - instead of _.

Am I missing anything here?

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Fixed by https://github.com/symplify/monorepo-split-github-action/releases/tag/2.1

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Hi, thanks for reporting the issue. This is very hard to test, due to many layers of bash + git + symfony process layers. Many places can go wrong :)

I'm looking at repository and it's pretty huge. I recommend starting with something small, where you have files under control. E.g. 1 file split.

Personally I would narrow that huge .gitignore to 5-10 lines that you really need. It looks like copy-pasted from some all ignore tutorial. It may cause troubles with releasing. It was one of my "bugs" in the past, so I share it.

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@liarco Thank you 👍

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