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feat: Add automatic git repository initialization to apify create
command
#919
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Co-authored-by: vladfrangu <[email protected]>
apify create
should run git init
in the newly created actorapify create
command
@copilot Run the git init command before reporting the actor was created, but only alert the user about its result after. |
Co-authored-by: vladfrangu <[email protected]>
Updated the implementation to run git init before the success message but report the result after. The git repository is now initialized earlier in the flow as requested. (commit: 76a0e01) Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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apify create
commandapify create
command
--skip-git-init
flag to create command to allow users to opt out of git initializationgit init
after successful actor creationThe
apify create
command now automatically initializes a git repository in the newly created actor directory and informs users that they can easily commit and push their actor to git. The git init command runs before the success message is displayed, but the result is reported after the success message as requested.Fixes #918.
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