fix: init repo custom branch, memories gitignore exclusion dot files … #120
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I tested this use case with the following prompt:
See resulting issue here Sifchain/stf-nomic-game#37
And indeed the action does not retrieve the memory, I can update the action in order to read the memory to match the memory name in this instance:
ARCHITECTURE.md
, but I am also curious about how we can design that flow using the github client.issue created with a new github token (token classic) with only one scope "public_repo" enabled.
issue created: elizaOS#1173 (closed the ticket manually)
Following a fix, init repo works with both main and custom branches
repo cloned:
Following a fix, create memories from files with initialized repo with a custom branch retrieved all files minus the .gitignore and .git files
files retrieved:
Following a fix, now the create commit action requests the targeted branch as well and push to this specific branch.
The prompt below also successfully requests to create a new file with a specific content.
Following a fix, now the create pull request action requests the files content and commit and push to expected branch.
Added comment to PR successfully: elizaOS#1019 (comment)
with a github token with the following permissions: