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Make action work on all OS
See original GitHub issueThis action is only supported on Linux since its container based. Is it possible to support multiple OS for use with self-hosted runners like internal Macs.
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- Created 3 years ago
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This has been released, so it is available now as documented in the README.md via
Thanks for the patience.
Looks like Python prefers forward slashes on all OS and can translate it as required. Nice! This proves my README right 😃
Thanks for confirming it works for you.