Can't create wiki with repo using `main` branch

[lambchr]

We have enjoyed using your tool to release our TF modules, it has been working really well! We tried adding it to a new repo in our org but it uses main instead of master as a branch name. This threw the following error:

Error: Command failed: /usr/bin/git fetch --no-tags --prune --no-recurse-submodules --depth=1 origin +refs/heads/master*:refs/remotes/origin/master* +refs/tags/master*:refs/tags/master*

These seem to be hardcoded in various places in the src/wiki.ts file. We worked around the issue by using the --disable-wiki flag.

Could you add something like a --target-branch flag that defaults to master? This would ensure backwards compatibility but allow us to specify the main branch instead.

[lambchr]

I had a go at making a fix

[virgofx]

Hi @lambchr - Do you have any more context how your wiki is using main? The wiki is special in that only master branch is utilized on Github and thus that's why it's hard coded. It shouldn't be possible to use anything else that updates the actual wiki? While it's possible to push separate branches, those have no effect on the wiki. Everything is done through master.