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docs: show only the main checks in the usage example - #314
The usage example listed author-name: false and author-email: false. Those are already the defaults, so they only made the example longer. The PR title check, which most users want, was missing from it.
What changes
One edit to the with: block of the usage example in the README. The rest of the README is unchanged.
…ch names
Most of the field does one thing: the most-used PR title check only reads
the title, and branch name checks only read the branch. Show that the
Action does each in a complete workflow before the full setup, so a reader
who wants one check finds it without reading the inputs table first.
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The README usage example now enables pull request title validation and removes two explicit author-check settings.
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Usage example configuration README.md
Adds pr-title: true and removes author-name: false and author-email: false.
The README configuration matches the action’s inputs and defaults, and documents how to recheck renamed pull requests. No merge-blocking issue remains in the supplied change.
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- Around line 35-36: Qualify the squash-merge claim in the README’s “Pull
request title only” example: state that the PR title becomes the commit on main
when GitHub’s default squash message format is “Pull request title,” so the
guidance does not imply this holds for single-commit pull requests using other
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…fault
GitHub's default squash message uses the pull request title only when the
pull request has more than one commit. Say so next to the PR-title-only
workflow, with the setting that makes the title the message that lands.
message and branch are on by default and author-name, author-email are
off; job-summary is on. Spelling them out made the example look like
five settings a user has to write. Keep pr-comments, the one it changes.
shenxianpeng
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docs: open the README with one-check workflows for PR titles and branch names
docs: open the README with three examples: commits and branch, PR title, job summary
Oct 30, 2026
shenxianpeng
changed the title
docs: open the README with three examples: commits and branch, PR title, job summary
docs: show only the main checks in the usage example
Oct 30, 2026
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Why
The usage example listed
author-name: falseandauthor-email: false. Those are already the defaults, so they only made the example longer. The PR title check, which most users want, was missing from it.What changes
One edit to the
with:block of the usage example in the README. The rest of the README is unchanged.Before vs after
with: message: true branch: true - author-name: false - author-email: false + pr-title: true job-summary: true pr-comments: trueAll other inputs are still listed in the Inputs table.
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