
GitHub Pages now uses Actions by default
As GitHub Pages, home to 16 million websites, approaches its 15th anniversary, we’re excited to announce that all sites now build and deploy with GitHub Actions.
The service hook payloads now have the following new fields: distinct=true for commits that are new to the repository created=true for new branches deleted=true for branch deletions base=NAME for the…
The service hook payloads now have the following new fields:
distinct=true
for commits that are new to the repositorycreated=true
for new branchesdeleted=true
for branch deletionsbase=NAME
for the base ref associated with a new branchThe campfire service hook now uses these new fields to improve messages sent to campfire:
Before, merges would replay existing commits that were merged into the branch:
Now, these distinct=false
commits are ignored so only new commits show up:
This means that clean fast-forward merges no longer produce any campfire activity.
New branches created via git push origin base:new
show the name of the base branch:
Branches created locally with commits show what’s new:
Note: Service hooks were not previously fired on branch deletions. CI and other endpoints that do not care about branch deletions can ignore deleted=true
payloads.