Closed atteggiani closed 23 hours ago
Just before I get into reviewing this update to the action, I was wondering if it'd be better suited as a different action, since it breaks backwards compatibility. Just so it would be a more staggered approach to moving to the new action. Also, the action name (pr-comment
) now seems to be more restrictive...Could we have a new action just named comment
, maybe?
Just before I get into reviewing this update to the action, I was wondering if it'd be better suited as a different action, since it breaks backwards compatibility. Just so it would be a more staggered approach to moving to the new action. Also, the action name (
pr-comment
) now seems to be more restrictive...Could we have a new action just namedcomment
, maybe?
Yes it make sense.
If you think it would be better to change name, then I would say we should set up a brand new action (I like the comment
name).
If naming is not a big issue, I would keep this one and back-compatibility could still be preserved by using the right ref (uses: access-nri/actions/.github/actions/pr-comment@4134cbeec8523173798a1bfacccd79c967e58022
would be the one already used at the moment)
I think it might be best to have your action be a different name (comment
does sound more general) and then slowly port over from pr-comment
to comment
.
I know that we can use the commit ref, but if we are eventually moving all of them over to comment
it would mean that we need to do two modifications to the various bits of infrastructure that do comments...so I think the comment
action is best.
I think it might be best to have your action be a different name (
comment
does sound more general) and then slowly port over frompr-comment
tocomment
. I know that we can use the commit ref, but if we are eventually moving all of them over tocomment
it would mean that we need to do two modifications to the various bits of infrastructure that do comments...so I think thecomment
action is best.
Sure!
I will move this to a new folder called comment
then.
@CodeGat the suggested modifications have been applied.
Instead of directly updating the existent pr-comment
action, the new comment
action was created.
Fixes #11.
A new action called
comment
was added to update functionality of the PR-comment action.To better understand all the features, please read the README.