v1.1.1

Minor Fixes and Improvements in codebase structure

• Improve codebase structure by separating the git operations: gitAdd, gitConfig, gitCommit, gitPull, and gitPush, along with other structural changes.
• Removed redundant core.notice statements.
• Resolved issues causing workflow failures.

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v1.1.0

🚀 Features & Improved logic

• Implemented custom logic to fetch all articles for saving in markdown files and articles in the reading list.
• Articles will now be automatically updated in their respective markdown files when updated on DEV.
• Add the synchronizeReadingList option. When set to true (default is false), it will remove any articles from the reading list in the readme if they are removed from DEV, to synchronize it.
• Add documentation along with an example showcasing the use of synchronizeReadingList in Examples.md.

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v1.0.0

🚀 Official First Release of DevtoGitHub

Features

This release introduces ten input options to help you configure the action according to your needs.

• saveArticles - Save your articles as markdown files, with each file named after the article's title.
• outputDir - Specify the directory to store your articles.
• saveArticlesReadme - Automatically generate a table of contents in the readme for easy navigation(same directory as outputDir)
• readingList - To create a reading list from DEV
• readTime - This will add reading time to the articles in the reading list.
• outputDirReading - Define the output directory for the reading list (Readme.md).
• excludeTags & mustIncludeTags - Prioritize tags while saving your reading list.
• branch - Specify the git branch to use for these processes.
• conventionalCommits - To use conventional commit message standards.

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Documentation

I've made it with proper consideration so that everyone irrespective of whether they know things or not, can follow along.

• 🚀 Getting Started: A guide to help you set up and use DevtoGitHub.
• List of examples with workflow code: Examples demonstrating various use cases.
• Contributing guidelines: Instructions for contributing to DevtoGitHub.
• Use cases of the solution: use cases showcasing how DevtoGitHub can be used.
• Input options of the workflow: Details about each input option to use in the workflow.