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Parsing for > and such in test output
See original GitHub issueI have some tests that, when run, produce the following detail lines in the xml:
TestName (TestSuiteName > ParticularTestSuite) failed
These are generated by MATLAB and pushed to GH as-is by this action. I think that perhaps, before pushing to the GitHub API, it would be nice if the control characters could be unencoded so that the output is prettier.
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Just released as
v1.24.There will be a release soon. I recommend to use tag
@v1, which is not immutable but will point to the latest (non-breaking) version. And for the tip: you are welcome, just spread the word and use this action where ever you can.