Speed up migrations linting in CI
See original GitHub issueWe’re running django-migrations-linter
as part of our CI, it’s a great tool, thank you!
Do you have any recommendations on speeding up this step when using Github actions?
I did notice the --git-commit-id
parameter, but was unable to make it work using the github.event.pull_request.sha
variable. (Raises a diff error)
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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Thank you for your comments, @blueyed and @David-Wobrock.
For other people who stumble upon this thread and use this amazing tool, this is my Github actions implementation. ( The relevant steps )
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