feat(publish): support glob and regex patterns for branch validation#138
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feat(publish): support glob and regex patterns for branch validation#138
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- Add minimatch dependency for flexible pattern matching - Implement isBranchAllowed function supporting exact, glob, and regex patterns - Remove SKIP_BRANCH_CHECK environment variable - Remove hardcoded branch check in publish action - Add comprehensive test cases for pattern matching This allows users to configure branch restrictions using patterns like: - Glob patterns: 'chore/*', 'release/**' - Regex patterns: '/^(main|master)$/' - Exact matches: 'main' Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This allows users to configure branch restrictions using patterns like: