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Add option to exclude deleted folders. For example if i have following file structure
. |-- ws1 | |-- m1.tf | `-- m2.tf `-- ws2 `-- m.tf
and now if i delete following files
. |-- ws1 | |-- m1.tf | `-- m2.tf (DELETE) `-- ws2 (DELETE) `-- m.tf
output id like to see is
['./ws1']
I'd like some new input that will exclude deleted folders from list exclude_deleted_folders
exclude_deleted_folders
example
steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - name: Get changed files id: changed-dir-selector uses: tj-actions/changed-files@v45 with: dir_names: true json: true escape_json: false exclude_deleted_folders: true files: | **/*.tf *.tf outputs: any_modified: ${{ steps.changed-dir-selector.outputs.any_modified }}
Ill expect to have list of dirs that have added/changed/deleted files in var except dirs that were completely deleted
Alternative will be just to write bash script
n/a
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Add option to exclude deleted folders.
For example if i have following file structure
and now if i delete following files
output id like to see is
Describe the solution you'd like?
I'd like some new input that will exclude deleted folders from list
exclude_deleted_folders
example
Ill expect to have list of dirs that have added/changed/deleted files in var except dirs that were completely deleted
Describe alternatives you've considered?
Alternative will be just to write bash script
Anything else?
n/a
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