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.actrc can use the flags from the command line. For example,
\n~/slalom/dd/avhcloud (master)$ act --help\nRun GitHub actions locally by specifying the event name (e.g. `push`) or an action name directly.\n\nUsage:\n act [event name to run] [flags]\n\nIf no event name passed, will default to \"on: push\"\nIf actions handles only one event it will be used as default instead of \"on: push\"\n\nFlags:\n --action-cache-path string Defines the path where the actions get cached and host workspaces created. (default \"/home/rob/.cache/act\")\n --action-offline-mode If action contents exists, it will not be fetch and pull again. If turn on this,will turn off force pull\n -a, --actor string user that triggered the event (default \"nektos/act\")\n --artifact-server-addr string Defines the address to which the artifact server binds. (default \"192.168.68.76\")\n --artifact-server-path string Defines the path where the artifact server stores uploads and retrieves downloads from. If not specified the artifact server will not start.\n --artifact-server-port string \n.actrc reference? #2339
.actrc reference?
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ive searched the doc site for "actrc" and issues too - is there no one-page reference for what goes in an actrc? |
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robertcarr
Jul 3, 2024
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I noticed the same thing. Here's what I know, YYMV: Quick AnswerContains flags from act --help Example.actrc can use the flags from the command line. For example, |
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Much appreciated! I'd still prefer better docs from the authors, but I'll mark this as the answer. |
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I noticed the same thing. Here's what I know, YYMV:
Quick Answer
Contains flags from act --help
Example
.actrc can use the flags from the command line. For example,