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Hello 👋. I work on the GitHub docs team. We've recently run into an issue with open-source contributors that spurred this change. Currently, GitHub does not have a way to prevent external contributors from creating a pull request for a branch that originates from the base repository. This has become problematic for our open-source repo github/docs that uses repo-sync. Some external contributors open pull requests when they see a new
repo-syncbranch created. Because we auto-approve pull requests, it's possible for external contributors to get attributed with changes from the repo-sync workflows.This pull request adds an input parameter
author. The author is used to add the ability to only return pull requests creates by a specific author.@juliangruber please let us know if this change is out of scope. I've also requested a review from a team member @JamesMGreene.