Open ChristopherHX opened 5 hours ago
Here I did that for my extension: https://github.com/ChristopherHX/runner.server/tree/main/src/azure-pipelines-vscode-ext
Yes this works.
Hello @ChristopherHX. Glad to see you have found this project! I've been meaning to reach out to you since I saw you were one of the core maintainers for nektos/act (FYI, I've already been in contact with Casey). If you don't mind, could you connect with me here on LinkedIn to discuss some plans with this project. I couldn't quite find you on there.
As for this particular issue, I will definitely have a look at this in an hour.
I'm not long at linkedin at all and my profile is still something to work on, sent you an invite.
Some of my actions projects are planned to move to https://github.com/actions-oss
with multiple org owners. While nektos
has only Casey as owner.
Including a wip guide going beyond just act: https://actions-oss.github.io/
In your readme use a link like
![demo](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/SanjulaGanepola/github-local-actions/demo.gif)
And push this
demo.gif
file to the root ofhttps://github.com/SanjulaGanepola/github-local-actions.wiki
a shadow repo.This wiki link works without enabling the GitHub wiki.
In my vscode extension the repo size growth were going into the wrong direction when updating the demos.
Your vsix file would shrink to ca. 50% or more by excluding it from beeing packaged, without moving it to the wiki.
Feel free to close this if you want to keep further versions of your gif with the source code