issues-helper/web/docs/guide/note.md

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🎗 Note

:::success{title="😊"} Here are some things I summarized in my use, I hope it can help you. :::

Include judgment in yml

if: contains(github.event.issue.body, 'ie') == false

• Triggered when the issue body does not contain ie
• The js includes() syntax is not supported in the yml
• Case is not checked, IE and also similar to kiekk can also be satisfied

More.

Pass value and output in yml

with:
  actions: 'month-statistics'
  token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
  count-labels: 'true'

• count-labels: Regardless of setting true or 'ture', all received in the program is in string format

At the same time, the output is also in string format. See.

• check-result: The judgment condition is if: steps.xxid.outputs.check-result =='true'

GitHub Actions bot trigger

When an action is set, such as adding a label x1 to an issue, Actions will automatically add a label x2 to the issue.

But if this is done by GitHub Actions bot (that is, the token in the actions is not passed, or the default token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }} is used), the actions of label x2 will not be triggered.

ref: GitHub docs

assignees scope

• The owner or collaborator of the warehouse, if there is an organization, including members
• Participants of the issue, including creators and commenters
• Max 10

Benchmark

For example: I use a Tag to trigger an Action, and the code that triggers the benchmark will follow the Action definition of the code corresponding to this Tag instead of the main branch code.