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https://github.com/TreTuna/sync-branches

GitHub Action to sync back a branch to another after a merge.
https://github.com/TreTuna/sync-branches

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GitHub Action to sync back a branch to another after a merge.

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# sync-branches

GitHub Action to sync one branch when another is updated.

## Inputs

### `GITHUB_TOKEN`

**Required** The token to be used for creating the pull request. Can be set to the one given for the workflow or another user.

### `FROM_BRANCH`

**Required** The branch you want to make the pull request from.

### `TO_BRANCH`

**Required** The branch you want to make the pull request to.

### `PULL_REQUEST_TITLE`

What you would like as the title of the pull request.

Default: `sync: {FROM_BRANCH} to {TO_BRANCH}`

### `PULL_REQUEST_BODY`

What you would like in the body of the pull request.

Default: `sync-branches: New code has just landed in {FROM_BRANCH} so let's bring {TO_BRANCH} up to speed!`

### `PULL_REQUEST_IS_DRAFT`

Set to `true` for the pull request to be opened as a draft.

Default: `false`

### `CONTENT_COMPARISON`

Set to `true` to force checking content comparison between branches.
No more empty pull requests being opened and triggering CI jobs.

Default: `false`
### `REVIEWERS`

JSON array of GitHub user `login`s that will be requested to review the PR.

Example: `'["tretuna"]'`

Default: `[]`
### `TEAM_REVIEWERS`

JSON array of GitHub team `slug`s that will be requested to review the PR.

Example: `'["js-team"]'`

Default: `[]`
### `PULL_REQUEST_AUTO_MERGE_METHOD`

Set a merge method for auto merging.

Options: `merge`, `squash`, `rebase`

Default: `false`

## Outputs

### `PULL_REQUEST_URL`

Set to the URL of either the pull request that was opened by this action or the one that was found to already be open between the two branches

### `PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER`

Pull request number from generated pull request or the currently open one

## Example usage

```YML
name: Sync
on:
push:
branches:
- main

jobs:
sync-branches:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
name: Syncing branches
steps:
- name: Checkout
uses: actions/checkout@v2
- name: Set up Node
uses: actions/setup-node@v1
with:
node-version: 12
- name: Opening pull request
id: pull
uses: tretuna/[email protected]
with:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN}}
FROM_BRANCH: "main"
TO_BRANCH: "develop"
```