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This GitHub Action
publishes the contents of a directory to your project's wiki
from a workflow.
Usage
In a new or existing workflow,
add a step using SwiftDocOrg/github-wiki-publish-action@v1
with a path to a directory containing the documentation you wish to upload.
name: Documentationon: [push]jobs:
build:
runs-on: ubuntu-lateststeps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v1# Additional steps to generate documentation in "Documentation" directory
- name: Upload Documentation to Wikiuses: SwiftDocOrg/github-wiki-publish-action@v1with:
path: "Documentation"env:
GH_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GH_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN }}
Supported Products
GitHub.com
GitHub Enterprise Cloud
GitHub Enterprise Server
GitHub AE
Setup
This GitHub action requires that your repository has the following:
A wiki with at least one page in it
A secret named GH_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN
with a Github personal access token with "repo" authorization
Follow the steps below to ensure that everything's configured correctly.
Note
GitHub doesn't currently provide APIs for interacting with project wikis,
so much of the required setup must be done manually.
1. Enable Your Repository's Wikis Feature
Navigate to the "Settings" tab for your repository,
scroll down to the "Features" section,
and ensure that the checkbox labeled "Wikis" is checked.
2. Create the First Wiki Page
With the Wikis feature enabled for your repository,
navigate to the "Wiki" tab.
If prompted,
create the first wiki page.
3. Generate a Personal Access Token
Navigate to the Personal access tokens page
in your GitHub account settings
(Settings > Developer settings > Personal access tokens)
and click the "Generate a new token" button.
In the "New personal access token" form,
provide a descriptive comment in the "Note" field, like "Wiki Management".
Under "Select scopes",
enable all of the entries under "repo" perms.
When you're done,
click the "Generate token" button at the bottom of the form.
Note:
GitHub actions have access to a GITHUB_TOKEN secret,
but that token's permissions are limited to
the repository that contains your workflow.
This workflow requires the generation of a new personal access token
to read and write to the git repository for your project's wiki.
4. Set a Repository Secret
Copy your generated personal access token to the clipboard
and navigate to your project settings.
Navigate to the "Secrets" page,
click "Add a new secret",
and fill in the form by
entering GH_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN into the "Name" field and
pasting your token into the "Value" field.