[Question] How can I commit to other repo the same user? about add-and-commit HOT 7 CLOSED

I've created a new issue just for that, I will add it soon. For now, I'll close this one.

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I think this comes from the fact that you're using the force option with a *.* matcher, and that makes git try to commit those files too (which it shouldn't since they're supposed to be local).
I guess you could just try using *.txt as the pattern.

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Now get this

And the second question how to upload all files.
start * as pattern is not working too.

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That is because the token you're using doesn't give the permissions to push to the second repository: the default GITHUB_TOKEN secret is meant to be used only with the repo the workflow is running in.
I think you need to create a custom GitHub token: you can find out how to do it here.

To add all the files you can either:

• Use *.* as the pattern but without the force option
• Use a pattern that excludes the .git folder: it may be something like ./!(.git)/*.*, but I'm not sure about that

Anyway, try searching that on Google/StackOverflow/..., I'm sure you'll find something that works for you: the action uses a standard find command, these are the lines with the commands if you need them.

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I am not sure that this is possible to exclude something in linux find commend using pattern.
All answers like this and propose to use -not -path arguments witch is not possible using here.

find -name "*.js" -not -path "./directory/*"

May be to add code of ignoring .git folder to this repo, or to make some arguments to allow exclusions to find?

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@all-contributors please add @DmitrijOkeanij for ideas

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I've put up a pull request to add @DmitrijOkeanij! 🎉

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