actions-marketplace-validations/mirror-repository

Automate mirroring of git commits to or from a remote repository, like GitLab, Bitbucket, or another GitHub repository

Trust Signals

name	description	required	default
REMOTE_NAME	The remote ref name to use. 'mirror' by default. Useful to avoid conflicts with existing remotes.	no	—
REMOTE	The remote repository e.g. https://github.com/octocat/foo.git or git@github.com:octocat/foo.git	no	—
GIT_USERNAME	Username for remote repository	no	—
GIT_PASSWORD	The git HTTPS password or token for the remote repository	no	—
GIT_SSH_PRIVATE_KEY	The ssh private key for writing to the remote repository, if using ssh	no	—
GIT_SSH_PUBLIC_KEY	The ssh public key for writing to the remote repository. Normally, not required at all	no	—
GIT_SSH_KNOWN_HOSTS	The contents of an SSH known_hosts file for host key verification	no	—
GIT_SSH_NO_VERIFY_HOST	If true, skip host key verification. Mutually exclusive with GIT_SSH_KNOWN_HOSTS	no	false
GIT_REF	Push another ref rather than the current branch (GITHUB_REF) from which the action was triggered. Only effective when PUSH_ALL_REFS is false	no	${{ github.ref }}
PUSH_ALL_REFS	Push all refs instead of just the current branch	no	true
GIT_PUSH_ARGS	The arguments to use when pushing the repository	no	--tags --force --prune
DEBUG	set to "true" to enable debug mode	no	false

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