Josh Soref
Josh Soref
I'll make a PR about purgatory since that's something I _can_ touch.
@nguyenalex836 it was used here: https://github.com/github/gh-actions-importer/blob/25a827612db8d0f9ef2289d7bb9dfb3183c4f730/src/ActionsImporter/Constants.cs#L9 And the bot wasn't very nice, please poke it.
Fwiw, here's the output of `gh actions-importer version`: ``` gh actions-importer version gh version 2.57.0 (2024-09-16) gh actions-importer github/gh-actions-importer v1.0.1 actions-importer/cli v1.3.22130 ```
So, here's a proper link to the code: https://github.com/github/gh-actions-importer/blob/c3865c04bc43d7ea00d32fe98d32597c2d81142b/src/ActionsImporter/Constants.cs#L9 This appears to be a case of a tool not having a provision to warn users that it's woefully out of...
Can bunnyshell preview this for me?
[Will It CORS](https://httptoolkit.com/will-it-cors/) is why we tried httptoolkit. The case we have is a preflight request that resulted in the actual request never being sent (HTTP 0 Error).
I'm pretty sure this is going to need a release note 😉
tangentially related: It sounds like the timeout values between your side and cloudflare aren't compatible. If I were you, I'd be inclined to reduce the timeouts internally/increase the timeouts externally...
This action just does the approval. If you want to do something like this, you just need to write a workflow that does what you want. Here's an untested workflow...