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No scopes are required, but additional one may be required depending on which features will be used. Each plugin documentation enumerates which scopes are required to make it work.
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A a general rule, the following scopes may be required:
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As a general rule, the following scopes may be required:
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-`public_repo` for some plugins
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-`read:org` for all organizations related metrics
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-`repo` for all private repositories related metrics
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### Using commits (default)
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Use `config_output: commit` to make the action directly push changes to `committer_branch` with a commit.
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Use `output_action: commit` to make the action directly push changes to `committer_branch` with a commit.
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A custom commit message can be used through `committer_message`.
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> 💡 *metrics* will automatically ignore push events with a commit message containing `[Skip GitHub Action]` or `Auto-generated metrics for run #` to avoid infinite loops. Note that by default, GitHub already ignore events pushed by `${{ github.token }}` or containing `[skip ci]` in commit message
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### Using pull requests
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Use `config_output: pull-request` to make the action open a new pull request and push changes from the same run on it.
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Use `output_action: pull-request` to make the action open a new pull request and push changes from the same run on it.
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The last step should use either `pull-request-merge`, `pull-request-squash` or `pull-request-rebase` to merge changes to `committer_branch`.
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### Using gists
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Use `config_output: gist` to push output to a [GitHub gist](https://gist.github.com) instead.
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Use `output_action: gist` to push output to a [GitHub gist](https://gist.github.com) instead.
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It is required to provide a gist id to `committer_gist` option to make it work.
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> 💡 This feature will use `token` instead of `committer_token` to push changes, so `gists` scope must be granted to the original `token` first
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### Manual handling
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Use `config_output: none` to perform custom processing with outputs.
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Use `output_action: none` to perform custom processing with outputs.
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They will be available under `/metrics_renders/{filename}` in the runner.
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*Example: generate outputs and manually push them*
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