Add add-source
as an optional argument to the tooling
#85
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Closes #84
So I've tried my hand at this, admittedly this is the first time I have created a GitHub Action.
This project doesn't seem to commit in the dist folder, I assume you must have some process outside of this to properly distribute the changes?
The change itself was pretty straight forward, I simply appended to the array if add-sources was passed as an attribute.
I think I got all of the places for version bumping; I assume this follows SemVer, because these changes are backwards compatible it was only bumped to 1.1.0.
Its unclear exactly how this is tested, I can tell you that I have been playing around with the actions in a branch here: https://github.com/aolszowka/ManipulativeReplacer/runs/1270148423 (not sure if you can see the results) tagged to my branch instead of yours.