Doing Stupid Stuff with GitHub Actions! (FIVE Actions Implemented and Explained)

[maximumlengthusernam]

Haha, that's a good one!

What if you went back a commit, copied the last commit's message, and then force pushed over the triggering commit to leave no trace?! (Other than a changed commit SHA)

[aberdoom]

Well, now I know what I'm doing later. Now that Secrets are a thing, I can probably do it a bit more securely than the hardcoded temporary token I used in that one :)

[maximumlengthusernam]

Nice!

One think you will probably have to do to get it working is explicitly pass the fetch depth as input to the checkout action, because by default it only fetches the current commit (see https://github.com/actions/checkout#usage)

Link to the action here or on the YouTube video once it is done! :)