feat(cleanup-branches): add exclude-patterns input#1972
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The goal here is to make it slightly easier to adapt this action for repo that already have many branches that aren't so easy to delete, but that don't warrant to be protected. A glob pattern was choosen, because it natively integrate in bash and would be very natrual for branch names which are files after all.
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exclude-patterns input to cleanup-branches actionexclude-patterns input
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The goal here is to make it slightly easier to adapt this action for repo that already have many branches that aren't so easy to delete, but that don't warrant to be protected. A glob pattern was choosen, because it natively integrate in bash and would be very natrual for branch names which are files after all.