🚀 [Feature]: Configure PowerShell ErrorView settings #49
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🚀 New Feature:
ErrorView
ConfigurationThis release introduces a new feature to configure the PowerShell
$ErrorView
variable in the GitHub Action. This also sets the default toNormalView
whereas the default in PowerShell isConciseView
.NormalView
provides more information that would be great to get when troubleshooting errors in GitHub workflows. Users can still override this by adding their own settings in the provided script or using the input to set a different value when building actions or workflows.Details
ErrorView
input inaction.yml
, including its description, default value ('NormalView'
), and marking it as optional.PSMODULE_GITHUB_SCRIPT_INPUT_ErrorView
in theaction.yml
file.ErrorView
option in theREADME.md
file. This option allows users to configure the$ErrorView
variable using full or partial names of valid views.