* Prevent stopTokens that are workflow commands
Co-authored-by: Thomas Boop <52323235+thboop@users.noreply.github.com>
* Check context for env var too
* Accept true, 1 and $true instead of just "true"
* Setup ExpressionValues in tests
* Update src/Runner.Common/Constants.cs
Co-authored-by: Thomas Boop <52323235+thboop@users.noreply.github.com>
* Separate success and fail tests for invalid token
* Fix envcontext for tests
Co-authored-by: Thomas Boop <52323235+thboop@users.noreply.github.com>
* Add Notice Command
* Add Feature Flag For Enhanced Annotations
* Fix tests
* Add validation for columns and lines
* Fix order to match service
* Remove console.write
* Make Validation Better
* Cleanup
* Handle empty/whitespace strings
* Add more validation for line/column ranges
* Make Validation Debug, Not Throw
* Change casing to 🐫 from 🐍
* Give notice a well known tag
* Cleanup
* Sanitize invalid commands rather than fail
This PR changes GITHUB_ACTION to use the step ContextName, instead of refname. The behavior is behind a feature flag. Refname is an otherwise deprecated property.
Primary motivation: For composite actions, we need a distinct GITHUB_ACTION for each nested step. This PR adds code to generate a default context name for nested steps.
For nested steps, GITHUB_ACTION will be set to "{ScopeName}.{ContextName}" to ensure no collisions.
A corresponding change will be made on the server so context name is never empty. Generated context names will start with "__".
A follow-up PR is required to avoid tracking "step" context values (outputs/conclusion/result) for generated context names. Waiting on telemetry from the server to confirm it's safe to assume leading "__" is a generate context name.
* Remove controlling echoing by command
* Add 'echo on' and 'echo off' action commands
* PR feedback and add L0 tests
* Register new command
* Eric's PR feedback
* Tweak logging a bit
* Rename EchoOnActionCommandSuccess -> EchoOnActionCommand
* More PR reaction
* Make warning messages in Action Commands not rely on context from echo commands
