Jacob Parker

As a user, (1) would be helpful for me, but (2)/(4) are not particularly important beyond supporting these URLs returning a consistent payload for a reasonable amount of time. In...

Hey! Also sorry for the late reply :) I'd be happy to set it up if it's all the same to you. I wouldn't be put off if you decided...

This is about how [it always tries to commit and push the output](https://github.com/githubocto/repo-visualizer/blob/881f0ec0e086547ebb4cacfc1af617457a815a7d/src/index.jsx#L39-L48). We can prevent the push from working, and it sounds like the action will (possibly unintentionally) ignore...

> Brightspace/rules_csharp supports targetting .Net Framework and we can keep that functionality if @j3parker and @omsmith deem it necessary If it's not too hard to maintain I think it would...

We (Brightspace/rules_csharp) would be happy to have a single implementation. Our focus has been on: * Go directly to csc, not msbuild (i.e. consider msbuild as something equivalent/parallel to Bazel)...

Yeah sorry, I didn't mean to imply that our choice there was some objective truth, just a perspective that guided the design of our rules. The static graph link is...

Fine with us! I haven't done an analysis around all the rules, so maybe this is table-stakes now, but one thing that I think you should consider supporting is reference...

Cool. I have no serious comments RE: multi-targeting other than I believe it is good for it to be ergonomic to the user in `BUILD` files like with msbuild and...

> If you are going to use container based actions I would recommend you use a job container as well. Mixing container and host environments does not work very well....