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The format of the
slash_command
context has been changed to prevent an issue where named arguments can overwrite other properties of the payload.The following diff shows how the
slash_command
context has changed for the example command/deploy branch=main smoke-test dry-run reason="new feature"
."slash_command": { "command": "deploy", - "args": "branch=main smoke-test dry-run reason=\"new feature\"", - "unnamed_args": "smoke-test dry-run", - "arg1": "smoke-test", - "arg2": "dry-run" - "branch": "main", - "reason": "new feature" + "args": { + "all": "branch=main smoke-test dry-run reason=\"new feature\"", + "unnamed": { + "all": "smoke-test dry-run", + "arg1": "smoke-test", + "arg2": "dry-run" + }, + "named": { + "branch": "main", + "reason": "new feature" + }, + } }
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The
named-args
input (standard configuration) andnamed_args
JSON property (advanced configuration) have been removed. Named arguments will now always be parsed and added to theslash_command
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The
client_payload.github.payload.issue.body
andclient_payload.pull_request.body
context properties will now be truncated if they exceed 1000 characters.
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Commands can now be dispatched via the new workflow_dispatch event. For standard configuration, set the new
dispatch-type
input toworkflow
. For advanced configuration, set thedispatch_type
JSON property of a command toworkflow
. There are significant differences in the action's behaviour when usingworkflow
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Added a new input
static-args
(standard configuration), and a new JSON propertystatic_args
(advanced configuration). This is a list of arguments that will always be dispatched with commands.Standard configuration:
static-args: | production region=us-east-1
Advanced configuration:
"static_args": [ "production", "region=us-east-1" ]
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Slash command arguments can now be double-quoted to allow for argument values containing spaces.
e.g.
/deploy branch=main dry-run reason="new feature"
/send "hello world!"
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The
commands
input can now be newline separated, or comma-separated.e.g.
commands: | deploy integration-test build-docs