Gabriel Le Breton

duplicates #2 @Pluto-Y any idea?

Isn't this already implemented in `longUsage` method? I think you should close this according to this code: https://github.com/CHH/optparse/blob/master/lib/CHH/Optparse.php#L395

Yeah, not sure for the extra code, but I followed the instructions here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21892989/what-is-the-good-python3-equivalent-for-auto-tuple-unpacking-in-lambda Also, in your PR, you miss the `dict.items()` as shown here: https://github.com/fogleman/PirateMap/pull/8/commits/0328f0a68d7893dd816b5f98a52319c275ab9513#diff-407fb5f050138c3c77090e3cb2af8897R19

Hey thanks for the PR, I really consider merging this. I'd like to get a bit more details concerning the user. > 1. To be more consistent with existing gitlab...

I don't, but I'd probably follow this documentation: https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/actions/creating-actions/creating-a-docker-container-action And I'd replace `image: 'Dockerfile'` with `image: gableroux/ansible:2.10.0`. I might give this a try later today. edit: I did not.

If you manage to get it working, don't hesitate to send a pull request with documentation update 👍

@rexdivakar sure, merged something 4 days ago. Are you seeking for a github-actions example that uses this docker image? I did not create such example yet, but following that https://github.com/GabLeRoux/docker-ansible/issues/33#issuecomment-702191273...

Also I just learned that my `automerge` action doesn't care if the pipeline succeeded or not when adding the `dependencies` label :eyes:. Reverting previous merge. reverted with da57c68f05c03bedc591829daffc8f3bdeb187ee

I wasn't able to reproduce, all of these worked: on my side: ```bash sh -c "./node_modules/.bin/nodezip -c artifacts/dist.zip dist/*" Creating artifacts/dist.zip... Adding file dist/hello Adding folder dist/test Adding file dist/test/temp...

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