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02/21/2023, 9:55 PM

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little-cartoon-10569

02/21/2023, 10:26 PM

The changes should be added as a comment to your PR (assuming this is kicked off from a PR?)

little-cartoon-10569

02/21/2023, 10:26 PM

The detailed stuff is very useful when something goes wrong, it's probably best to leave it on if you can..

little-cartoon-10569

02/21/2023, 10:29 PM

If it's not working, you could try explicitly setting

comment-on-pr: true

in the

with

section.

elegant-dog-76355

02/22/2023, 8:40 AM

thanks for the suggestion. This is a

push

to a feature branch. The idea of the

github action

flow been a developer will do a

push

then they

review

the changes that will be made and then they can decide if they want to go ahead with it. Your right, the output is very useful when debugging but i was hopping there would be a debug flag or something like that. At the moment output is pages long of information that feels like noise when you want to just see the changes that will be made. Using the

preview

command on the

terminal

is great and was hopping for something similar when it come to this. Also thanks for the

comment-on-pr: true

I will use that with

pull

request 👍

elegant-dog-76355

02/23/2023, 8:03 AM

Just a small update on this. Using

comment-on-pr: true

puts all the information in a PR comment. This includes all the debugging info. I am either doing something wrong or this is not very useful

little-cartoon-10569

02/23/2023, 9:38 AM

It didn't, last time I checked. Something must have changed... The GitHub action doesn't do anything magical. You can replace it with a regular script and get more control, which might sit you better.

elegant-dog-76355

02/23/2023, 10:52 AM

yip thats what i ended up doing. When with setup-pulumi and got it to working with a script this is what

comment-on-pr: true

looks like in github. Its also been raised as an enhancement in the pulumi/actions repo

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