This action gets tag name from commit that triggered the action and puts it into an environment variable GIT_TAG_NAME. It will also export is as an output named "tag".
You can also use optional parameters tagRegex and tagRegexGroup to extract a part from tag string.
Forked from olegtarasov/get-tag for maintenance.
Create a workflow .yml file in your repositories .github/workflows directory. An example workflow is available below. For more information, reference the GitHub Help Documentation for Creating a workflow file.
tagRegex:
description: 'Regex to capture a group text as tag name. Full tag string is returned if regex is not defined.'
default: ''
tagRegexGroup:
description: 'Regex group number to return as tag name.'
default: '1'tag:
description: The tag name. steps:
- uses: little-core-labs/[email protected]
id: tagName
with:
tagRegex: "foobar-(.*)" # Optional. Returns specified group text as tag name. Full tag string is returned if regex is not defined.
tagRegexGroup: 1 # Optional. Default is 1.
- name: Some other step # Output usage example
with:
tagname: ${{ steps.tagName.outputs.tag }}
- name: Yet another step # Environment variabl usage example
run: |
docker build . --file Dockerfile --tag docker.pkg.github.com/someimage:$GIT_TAG_NAMENope! This was always weird/bad pattern of github actions and I don't have time to maintain or automate that. Luckily github offers a solution for this. Create a .github/dependabot.yml with, at a minimum, the following config:
# Basic dependabot.yml file with
# minimum configuration for two package managers
version: 2
updates:
# Enable version updates for npm
# Enable updates to github actions
- package-ecosystem: "github-actions"
directory: "/"
schedule:
interval: "daily"Furthermore, this action won't be changing much.
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