Gitea

• New issueRuns when an issue is opened in a Gitea repository. Issues already open when the workflow is turned on don't run it.
• New pull requestRuns when a pull request is opened in a Gitea repository. Pull requests already open when the workflow is turned on don't run it.
• New releaseRuns when a release is published in a Gitea repository. Releases already published when the workflow is turned on don't run it.

• List repositoriesList your repositories, or search every repository you can see by words in its name or description.
• Get repositoryGet a repository's details: its default branch and counts of open issues and pull requests.
• Create repositoryCreate a repository for you or one of your organizations, private and with a README by default.
• Delete repositoryDelete a repository for good, with its issues, pull requests and releases. It cannot be undone.
• List branchesList a repository's branches with each one's latest commit.
• Create branchCreate a branch from another branch, or from the default one.
• Delete branchDelete a branch. Gitea refuses for a protected or default branch.
• Get fileRead a file's text from a repository, on a branch or the default one.
• Save fileCreate a file, or replace its text, as one commit on a branch or the default one.
• List labelsList the labels a repository's issues and pull requests can carry.
• List issuesList a repository's issues, newest first, by state, labels, words or last change.
• Get issueGet one issue or pull request by its number.
• Create issueOpen an issue, with labels, assignees, a milestone and a due date if you like.
• Change issueChange an issue or pull request: close or reopen it, rename it, or change its description, labels, assignees, milestone or due date. Empty fields are left as they are.
• List commentsList the comments on an issue or pull request, oldest first.
• Add commentComment on an issue or pull request.
• List pull requestsList a repository's pull requests by state.
• Get pull requestGet one pull request: its branches, and whether it is merged or can be merged.
• Create pull requestOpen a pull request to merge one branch into another.
• Merge pull requestMerge a pull request, by a merge commit, a squash, a rebase or a fast-forward.
• List releasesList a repository's releases, newest first.
• Get latest releaseGet the newest published release that is not a draft or a pre-release.
• Create releasePublish a release, creating its tag from a branch if the tag does not exist yet.

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