github-action: add supported GitHub commands#2288
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Silly question: what are github commands? |
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That's a good question! Let me sell the idea with: GitHub commands are powerful, user-friendly directives that you can invoke directly from your repository’s comments. Designed to streamline the interaction with the Elastic CI Ecosystem, these commands empower users to execute specific actions on pull requests without leaving the GitHub interface. Whether you wish to re-run the PR Docs build, a simple command can save you time and clicks. :) |
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Explicitly explain what GitHub commands are supported.
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We want to improve our user experience and make it easier for those GitHub commands
that are supported by the Elastic CI Ecosystem.
It uses https://github.com/elastic/oblt-actions/tree/main/elastic/github-commands
If there are any questions, please reach out to the @elastic/observablt-ci