No output?
See original GitHub issueFirstly, it’s great to see an official action for Deployer.
However, I’m wondering if there is a reason behind the decision to suppress output from the commands? Personally, having used Deployer in other CI/CD environments, it’s incredibly useful to see the output for debugging reasons.
I regularly use the --revision
argument when deploying to non-production environments, so getting confirmation from Deployer of the revision used is super useful.
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Yes you are right. This should be fixed and output MUST be logged.
@lptn I too would use
--revision="$GITHUB_SHA"
but without output I cannot see how it resolves!I’m currently only using this action on one project (I normally use GitLab CI/CD) so I haven’t had the opportunity to fully test its capabilities.