what if you add test1/test2/test.c?
suppose you have .gitignore at repo root, test1 dir is allowed and can contain *.c. what is happening if you create test1/test2/test.c?
do…
add more debug logs before calling the hash check, during, and after. then send the link of the gitea action
.gitignore is also kind of involved in the process. what about a readonly readme or any other "neutral" file?
@allen_wr testing file change on push.yaml might not be the easiest test as this file is involved itself in the process. maybe first start with a readonly Readme, then a .gitignore, after…
The hash of which file is wrong in the first issue?
looks like /home/hydraallen/Desktop/Github/Others/hteam-00/.gitea/workflows/push.yaml (so push.yaml on server)
we probably don't…
what if you add test1/test2/test.c?
do we need to have a gitignore in each in each folder?
can anyone think about some more tricky cases.
- try a forbidden dir which has an allowed file inside
- try a
.DB_Storein a subdir
in 100 we need students to list their "allowed…
with JOJ3 they must have an immutable gitignore or the server will quickly become a massive mess... caught a student who wanted to see what happened if he pushd a movie... repo was 2.8GB :/
where are messages displayed? could it be a parser issue? (not configured properly)
Is this the behavior you want @manuel
8af5aac645/pkg/healthcheck/tag.go
it looks like it! lets see how in…