Automatically detect GitHub event action from event payload if not set in workflow #105
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…t in environment - Update the Github logic to read the event action from the GITHUB_EVENT_PATH payload file if EVENT_ACTION is not set.
dacoburn
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rchatrath7
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Right now the EVENT_ACTION has to be set in the Github Workflow. Trying to simplify things and require less hard coding of variables for the end user.
Root Cause
If the custom variable wasn't set then the EVENT_ACTION was None
Fix
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