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As a workaround you can pass inputs as env variables as follows: ```yaml - name: Get count of commits ahead of merge base id: github_compare uses: octokit/[email protected] with: route: GET...

@KodaCHC It seems to be unrelated to this issue. The library may not allow query parameters in a route (but expects them in as separate params, as you showed in...

See my initial answer, you can pass `INPUT_Q` env variable in `env:` section. It will work as if you set `q` input

@abonec I have the same need (I try to track commit intents to commit lower offset only once higher are ready). As I figured out, in the current state of...

Hi! Thanks for the information. I am afraid it's not possible with the current implementation because for the "latest" release the action used GitHub API to get it as an...

I faced with the same question and made a [export-env-action](https://github.com/cardinalby/export-env-action) that you can use as one of your steps: **constants.env file:** ```env PROTOCOL=https HOST=example.com PORT=8080 URI=${PROTOCOL}://${HOST}:${PORT} ``` **a step in...

> Is there anyway to load from an `.env` file and use it when defining the credentials of a MySQL service? (e.g. `DB_PORT=3307`) > > ```yaml > services: > mysql:...

@moleary-gsa I would comment on your approach: 1. You can remove env file after `cardinalby/export-env-action@v2` step because of the security concerns 2. Even though secrets are masked in the log,...

`cardinalby/export-env-action` author here. Just updated the action to node20

@burgesQ you can try to use sub-routing and custom middlewares defined per group on Huma level instead of undelying router level with help of [my Huma registration wrapper](https://github.com/cardinalby/hureg)