Does not copy files whose name begins with a dot - such as .eslintrc.json, .prettierignore and .prettierrc.json about github-action-push-to-another-repository HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi @ganevru

I think that I see what's happening (actually two things are happening! sorry about that!). The files that you see listed by the GitHub Action are the files from the destination directory (and this is confusing, I'll make some changes to clarify this in the next version).

The files that should be copied are the files (in your examples) in examples/chronoblog-netlify-cms/.

I've done in my computer:

git clone https://github.com/Chronoblog/gatsby-theme-chronoblog
cd gatsby-theme-chronoblog/
npm i
npm run generate-starters
ls -la examples/chronoblog-netlify-cms/

I don't see .eslintrc.json neither .prettierrc.json so they are not copied (I do see .prettierignore and it should be copied... keep reading)

About the .prettierignore and maybe the .eslintrc.json and .prettierrc.json (if they existed for you but not for me):
This was fixed in master branch but not released in v1.2 which is the one that you are using.

Could you try with master instead of v1.2? It should copy the files starting with "." (if they are there, and they might be there for you!).

Thanks!

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Oops, I need to look at this and some other issues soon (main/master thing). Hopefully next weekend I should have some time to address these things and do a new release (if not before). Thanks for the issue!

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Yes, using master works! Thank you.

About .eslintrc.json and .prettierrc.json - I deleted them and transferred their functionality to files without dots. I left only .prettierignore as prettier has no way to use a different ignore file format. This was done in order not to confuse users.

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