actions-marketplace-validations/Wiki Update
📖 Deploy docs from your source tree to the GitHub wiki
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- Stalelast commit Jun 14, 2023
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uses: actions-marketplace-validations/spenserblack_actions-wiki@60b6d133a11f8443c48e5b7af1aff0cd9461abf8 # no releases — HEAD as of 2026-07-10tags can be moved; commit SHAs can't. why a SHA?
Inputs
| name | description | required | default |
|---|---|---|---|
| repository | The repository housing the wiki. Use this if you're publishing to a wiki that's not the current repository. You can include a domain prefix if you have a hosted GitHub instance that you want to push to. Default is github.repository with the implicit github.com domain. | yes | github.com/${{ github.repository }} |
| token | github.token is the default. This token is used when cloning and pushing wiki changes. | yes | ${{ github.token }} |
| path | The directory to use for your wiki contents. Default .github/wiki. | yes | .github/wiki |
| commit-message | The message to use when committing new content. Default is Update wiki github.sha. You probably don't need to change this, since this only applies if you look really closely in your wiki. | yes | Update wiki ${{ github.sha }} |
| dry-run | Whether or not to actually attempt to push changes back to the wiki itself. If this is set to true, we instead print the remote URL and do not push to the remote wiki. The default is false. This is useful for testing. | yes | false |
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