Asbjørn Ulsberg

@AB-xdev, as far as I can tell, #829 implements support for values spanning multiple lines, not lists. With the implemented `core.getMultilineInput()` the following should be possible: ```yaml - uses: myaction...

Instead of just `latest`, it can say `v6.0.3 (latest)`, perhaps? The link should probably be right-aligned in the header as well.

Is it strictly necessary to sanitize the HTML produced by Remarkable? Which XSS or similar attack vectors exist that aren't dealt with before the HTML is produced?

A note on this: If `permissions:` is added, all default permissions for other actions in the job are reset and will have to be explicitly added back. As mentioned in...

Publishing a website with [GitHub Pages](https://pages.github.com/) is free and quite easy. I can help set it up if you want assistance, @sbooth.

Indeed. Which is another argument for doing normalization as a separate command and step in the build.

The problem seems to stem from the following piece of code: https://github.com/GitTools/GitVersion/blob/71d9a2553583f5647c415c95a5cb784c6c914a2e/src/GitVersion.Output/AssemblyInfo/ProjectFileUpdater.cs#L193-L198 I wonder if this: ```cs fileSystem.Directory.EnumerateFiles(workingDirectory, "*", SearchOption.AllDirectories).Where(IsSupportedProjectFile)) ``` …could perhaps be rewritten as: ```cs fileSystem.Directory.EnumerateFiles(workingDirectory, "*.csproj;*.fsproj;*.vbproj", SearchOption.AllDirectories)...

It would be nice if we were able to produce executables directly from pull requests, but we don't have that capability yet. As no one in the core team has...

I've submitted #4647 which may fix this problem. We'll let you know once it's available in GitVersion 6.4 so you can test it, @ferenc-a.

@ferenc-a, please take GitVersion 6.4.0 for a spin and report back your findings! :)