diff: make sure to differentiate No Change vs Content change only #498
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This commit makes sure to have a different behavior during a diff between a No Change at all result, vs a No Content Change result. Before this commit we would only display a “No diff found” message in the GH action logs. With this new commit, if there's a content change detected we now publish a comment containing a link to be able to preview the change.
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This commit makes sure to have a different behavior during a diff
between a No Change at all result, vs a No Content Change result.
Before this commit we would only display a “No diff found” message in
the GH action logs.
With this new commit, if there's a content change detected we now
publish a comment containing a link to be able to preview the change.