Add build workflow - #7
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Adds dry_run and path inputs so CI can run the action against a throwaway copier project without pushing a branch or opening a pull request. The fixture lives under RUNNER_TEMP because the action checks out the repo itself, which would clean anything staged in the workspace. Signed-off-by: Tim Paine <3105306+timkpaine@users.noreply.github.com>
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Builds a throwaway copier template and a project generated from it, advances
the template, then runs
./updateagainst that project and checks the updatelanded.
Two inputs were needed to make the action testable at all:
dry_run(defaultfalse) stops before the branch push andgh pr create.path(default.) points the copier steps at a project directory. Thefixture has to live under
RUNNER_TEMP, because the action checks out thisrepo as its first step and that cleans anything staged in the workspace.
Both default to current behaviour, so existing consumers are unaffected.