Support pull_request event types #10
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luludan
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FarhanSajid1
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@aaronklaassen can you merge approve the merge? |
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@patrickeasters if this doesn’t get merged I could use your repo and branch to run my git action, or should I fork over your repo and use it that way? |
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@FarhanSajid1 you're welcome to fork my repo with the fix or reference it: |
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Oh, thanks! I've been meaning to add this, too. You beat me to it 👍 Sorry for the wait. Apparently I missed the notification for this open PR 😬 |
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I had a use case where I wanted to comment on a PR during a
pull_requestevent type, so I added this support. This is completely backwards compatible with the existing behavior forpushevents.