While I was developing the GitHub Action that checks for the latest version of the snippet, I was using a workflow triggered by a push, which allowed me to test my code changes immediately: I'd change code, push it to the repo, trigger the action, and verify the results (on a forked repo).
I was using a context object from the github package to get access to information about the currently executing repository and branch. However, when I switched from a push trigger to a schedule trigger, the context object changed and the properties I relied on were not available.
This PR replaces the context object with references to stable environment variables that describe the repo and the branch. The functionality of the Action is the same as before.
While I was developing the GitHub Action that checks for the latest version of the snippet, I was using a workflow triggered by a
push, which allowed me to test my code changes immediately: I'd change code,pushit to the repo, trigger the action, and verify the results (on a forked repo).I was using a
contextobject from thegithubpackage to get access to information about the currently executing repository and branch. However, when I switched from apushtrigger to ascheduletrigger, thecontextobject changed and the properties I relied on were not available.This PR replaces the
contextobject with references to stable environment variables that describe the repo and the branch. The functionality of the Action is the same as before.