feat: add --default-branch-only cmdline option #161
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Add a cmdline option to only mirror the default branch of a given action between github.com and the target GitHub Enterprise instance, though still mirroring all tags. This is particularly useful when syncing verified publisher actions that may contain a large number of stale and/or ongoing development branches and we only ever really want to sync the tagged releases from the main branch for consumption. This additionally avoids the "triggered actions storm" that can happen when syncing many branches. Contributes-to: actions#12 Signed-off-by: Dominic Evans <dominic.evans@uk.ibm.com>
Signed-off-by: Dominic Evans <dominic.evans@uk.ibm.com>
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Add a cmdline option to only mirror the default branch of a given action between github.com and the target GitHub Enterprise instance, though still mirroring all tags. This is particularly useful when syncing verified publisher actions that may contain a large number of stale and/or ongoing development branches and we only ever really want to sync the tagged releases from the main branch for consumption. This additionally avoids the "triggered actions storm" that can happen when syncing many branches.
Contributes-to: #12