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🚀 Feature Proposal
When publishing we do a deep check on a clean "git status" object, and check it against the actual result of git.status on the path to the project we provide.
Motivation
The issue is that no matter what the differences of the two objects is, t
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https://github.com/actions/upload-release-asset can be used to attach files to releases, but it takes an "upload url" as parameter.
release-with-changelog should output this URL as well: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/repos#upload-a-release-asset
Apparently it can be generated easily with just the release ID, which this action already has access to
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Bug in rendering
the profiles.join(',') fucks for some reason.
It renders @tunnckoCore, [object Object], [object Object], [object Object], [object Object].
That not make any sense... but yea.
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We have a workflow where we want do generate the release notes only from pull requests and mention the pull request author. I have found no way to do this yet...