ci/update: re-apply manual commits from open PR #2940
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Using
git cherry-pick
, we can re-apply any manually committed changes in the already open PR. "Manually committed" is defined as any commit after the most recent commit authored bygithub-actions[bot]
.We can also check if any files have differences before pushing.
This removes the
inputs.nixpkgs
revision checking added in #2885, because the new file-differences check is simpler and more useful.A major benefit of re-applying the additional commits is that they are no longer lost when the CI force-pushes its updates.
This has been tested:
Also: the second commit fixes a bug in #2935 where the create-pr step was checking an undefined variable.