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## changed-files
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Retrieve all changed files and directories relative to the target branch (`pull_request*` based events) or the last remote commit (`push` based event) returning the **absolute path** to all changed files and direcoties from the project root.
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Retrieve all changed files and directories relative to the target branch (`pull_request*` based events) or the last remote commit (`push` based event) returning the **absolute path** to all changed files and directories from the project root.
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## Features
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# Run changed-files action using the last successful commit as the base_sha
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# NOTE: This setting overrides the commit sha used by setting since_last_remote_commit to true.
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# It is recommended to use either solutions that works for your use case.
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# It is recommended to use either solution that works for your use case.
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# Push event based workflows
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- name: Get branch name
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## Migration guide
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With the switch from using grep's Extended regex to match files to the natively supported workflow glob pattern matching snytax introduced in [v13](https://github.com/tj-actions/changed-files/releases/tag/v13) you'll need to modify patterns used to match `files`.
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With the switch from using grep's Extended regex to match files to the natively supported workflow glob pattern matching syntax introduced in [v13](https://github.com/tj-actions/changed-files/releases/tag/v13) you'll need to modify patterns used to match `files`.
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**BEFORE**
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