chore: Use custom action to commit changes in CI instead of git commit#843
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fnesveda wants to merge 1 commit into
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chore: Use custom action to commit changes in CI instead of git commit#843fnesveda wants to merge 1 commit into
git commit#843fnesveda wants to merge 1 commit into
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We want to enforce commit signing for all commits in our repositories.
To do that, we need to make sure even commits created by CI workflows are signed.
It would be possible to sign using GPG keys, but that would require a lot of maintenance.
Instead, we can commit using the GitHub GraphQL API, which automatically signs commits.
This PR replaces direct
git commit/git pushusage (and third-party commit actions likeEndBug/add-and-commit)with the
apify/workflows/commitaction, which uses the GraphQL API under the hood.