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action upload-webdav

A Github Action for uploading files to a webdav server

🤸 Usage

  uses: bxb100/action-upload-webdav@v1
  with:
    webdav_address: ${{secrets.address}}
    webdav_username: ${{secrets.username}}
    webdav_password: ${{secrets.password}}
    webdav_upload_path: "/data"
    files: "./test/**"

⚠️ for security purpose, please using the Actions secrets, check in https://docs.github.com/en/actions/security-guides/encrypted-secrets

✍️ All Parameters

Input	Description	Default
webdav_address	WebDAV address	-
webdav_username	WebDAV username	-
webdav_password	WebDAV password	-
webdav_upload_path	The WebDAV path where you want to upload, Some server not support root path	-
files	Newline-delimited list of path globs for asset files to upload 🐾 You can learn more about multi-line yaml syntax here	-
fail_on_unmatched_files	Fail the action when exist unmatched file pattern	false
keep_structure	Keep the directory structure of the files Only support single search path, rule	false

🚳 Now we just support the basic authentication

⚠️ If the upload path contains same file name, the file will be overwritten

🪴 Detail

files

Using the @action/glob to search for files matching glob patterns. You can set muliple pattern to active the search.

Pattern Details

Patterns

Glob behavior

Patterns *, ?, [...], ** (globstar) are supported.

With the following behaviors:

• File names that begin with . may be included in the results
• Case insensitive on Windows
• Directory separator / and \ both supported on Windows

Tilde expansion

Supports basic tilde expansion, for current user HOME replacement only.

Example:

• ~ may expand to /Users/johndoe
• ~/foo may expand to /Users/johndoe/foo

Comments

Patterns that begin with # are treated as comments.

Exclude patterns

Leading ! changes the meaning of an include pattern to exclude.

Multiple leading ! flips the meaning.

Escaping

Wrapping special characters in [] can be used to escape literal glob characters in a file name. For example the literal file name hello[a-z] can be escaped as hello[[]a-z].

On Linux/macOS \ is also treated as an escape character.

📖 Thanks

• action-gh-release
• toolkit
• webdav-client