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This repository provides a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically creates commits on a schedule, helping you maintain a consistent contribution history on your GitHub profile. It is designed to be simple to use: you can either create a new repository using the "Use this template" button (note that forked repositories will not work) or manually copy the workflow file and the `LAST_UPDATED` file into your own repository. Key features: - Automated commits via GitHub Actions, triggered by a cron schedule (default every hour, customizable). - Requires setting workflow permissions to "Read and write permissions" in your repository settings. - You need to update the `email` and `name` fields in the workflow file to match your GitHub account. - The workflow uses the `ad-m/github-push-action` to push changes back to your repository. The README includes step-by-step instructions, a link to an article in Indonesian explaining the process, and a list of repositories using this auto-commit approach. It also acknowledges the original author and provides support links. This tool is useful for developers who want to automate their commit activity for personal projects or to maintain a consistent GitHub contribution graph.