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Hi, thanks for this action. My npm package is not in the root of the repo.
WDYT about adding working_directory option - good idea or not?
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Retry API calls
The first time I used this action it was difficult to understand the nature of outputs obtained on a link that is broken and a one that is not.
I wanted to add examples to the documentation describing the above.
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I use version strings that allow for updates to minor versions, such as:
importlib_metadata = { version = "^1.3.0", python = "< 3.8" }
The version restriction is ^1.3.0, a caret version, which allows 1.x major release provided it is equal to 1.3.0 or newer. A related syntax is a ~ tilde version restriction, which pins the minor version , such that ~1.3.0 would accept 1.3.8
Are you open to adding a Payload utility type? I think the following would be fairly useful:
const action = createActionCreator(
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resolve => (foo: string) => resolve({ foo }),
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// Get the payload type of this action
const FooPayload = Payload<typeof action>Essentially I think you can do something like this but it would be better to make it generic.
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