Using the Github connector, you can:
Contents:read
(b) Push changes to a file: Contents:write
, Workflows:write
owner
, repo
, file_path
and a function_name
as the input. The task then goes into your repo, looking for the changes in these functions / files and reverts with the list of related commits (in order of recency)owner
, repo
and file_path
as the input. It will then display the file in the UI. You can edit the file and save the change. It will automatically push it against a new branch_name
that you enter.