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Adjusted templates folder name #29

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A change has been made in the repo used as a base for the docker container (godot-ci)

In this commit the templates folder was renamed to export_templates. This change simply adjusts the path in the entry point.

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Ah I was wondering why my builds were suddenly failing with:

mkdir: created directory '/github/home/.local'
mkdir: created directory '/github/home/.local/share'
mkdir: created directory '/github/home/.local/share/godot'
mkdir: created directory '/github/home/.local/share/godot/export_templates'
cp: cannot stat '/root/.local/share/godot/templates/.': No such file or directory

Hopefully this gets merged in soon.

@yeslayla yeslayla merged commit f759ed7 into yeslayla:master Apr 22, 2024
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Thanks for the contribution!

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Thanks for the quick merge!

Will there be a release soon that integrates this change? Because at the moment builds just dont work at all…

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If anyone wants to use this before a new release is made, you can update your workflow to mention the specific commit hash that fixed this issue, like this:

uses: manleydev/build-godot-action@f759ed7f8fcb5137cb70873ecf663aa8a1bd998b

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Thanks for the contribution!

Any chance of a release to include this fix? Thanks

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