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🗄️ Action for zipping files easily
> If for example, you do the following: > > ``` > - uses: vimtor/action-zip@v1 > with: > files: dist/ manifest.json > recursive: false > dest: result.zip > ``` >...
I'm doing something like this but when I download the artifact it contains seedPC.zip again. What am I missing? seedPC.zip -> unzip -> seedPC.zip -> unzip -> contents of lab...
Readme says  This is in my action ``` - uses: vimtor/action-zip@v1 with: files: dist/ recursive: false dest: output.zip ``` But the files in my `dist` folder weren't added to...
Seems that executables get stripped of their +x flag when using this action. Permissions should be preserved. Original files: ``` # ls -l build/linux/x64/release/bundle/ total 36 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root...
Looks like the contents of the folders are included instead of the folders themselves. https://github.com/kvark/vange-rs/runs/3389417025?check_suite_focus=true ``` Run papeloto/action-zip@v1 with: files: res config road model car level convert dest: vangers-macos-latest.zip recursive:...
I would like to be able to put all the zipped files into a parent folder. It would be something like: ``` - uses: vimtor/action-zip@v1 with: files: dist/ manifest.json recursive:...
If I understand correctly, the current implementation treats all paths as relative to GITHUB_WORKSPACE. It would be great if we could have a strategy to support absolute paths, e.g. by:...
If I zip a really big file I get this error: ``` Ready to zip ".next/ next/ dist/ public/ node_modules/ script/ package.json" into staging/1.0.0.zip - .next/ - next/ (Not Found)...
I have filenames with literal spaces in them, but there is no way (so far as I can tell from documentation or reading the source) to get the action to...
I had the issue that this action completes successfully even if some (or all) of the files specified to be zipped are missing. This seems like it may be desirable...