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Releases: JamesIves/fetch-api-data-action

1.0.6

02 Apr 13:25
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Minor Changes

  • Fixed a series of publishing issues.
  • Added a script that automatically bumps the version number.

1.0.5

02 Apr 12:42
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Major Changes

  • Added the ability to retry the API requests if they fail at random intervals. If a failure occurs then 3 retries will happen before the action will fail. This can be toggled on using RETRY: true.

Minor Changes

  • Improved the debugging and formatting, instead of using console.log the action now uses log from the actions/toolkit package.
  • Added the ability to cross publish to the GitHub Registry.

1.0.4

13 Mar 02:20
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Minor Changes

  • Fixes an issue that prevented SAVE_NAME from working.

1.0.3

08 Mar 05:38
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Minor Changes

  • Made some minor logging changes. The action will now no longer repeat the same log message when fetching data.

1.0.2

07 Mar 15:55
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  • Improved the error handling using res.ok. If an error encountered with the request the action will stop running entirely.

1.0.1

06 Mar 17:45
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Minor Changes

  • Added a series of integration tests.
  • Added the npm package process.
  • Some minor doc improvements.
  • Submitted to the GitHub Actions Hackathon 🎉

1.0.0

06 Mar 15:21
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Initial Release 🎉

  • This is the initial release of the Fetch API Data action. An action which allows you to to make authenticated API requests in order to save the data to your workspace as an environment variable and a .json file. This action can be used in conjunction with the GitHub Pages Deploy Action to update feeds on your GitHub page site from an API that traditionally required a back-end.
  • If you encounter an issue please reach out by making an issue.