When trying to use appservice-actions Webapp deployer, I tried using the package syntax with a relative path (or variable) and glob (example: ./target/*.jar or ${GITHUB_WORKSPACE/target/*.jar}) and it was not able to pick up the package that I wanted.
- uses: azure/appservice-actions/webapp@master
with:
app-name: example
publish-profile: ${{ secrets.azureWebAppPublishProfile }}
package: ./target/example*.jar
When I set it to a direct path with glob it worked.
- uses: azure/appservice-actions/webapp@master
with:
app-name: example
publish-profile: ${{ secrets.azureWebAppPublishProfile }}
package: /home/runner/work/example/example/target/example*.jar
I was able to trace it back to this package and I believe there is something wrong in the utility not respecting linux relative paths or environment variables in the path.
When trying to use appservice-actions Webapp deployer, I tried using the
packagesyntax with a relative path (or variable) and glob (example:./target/*.jaror${GITHUB_WORKSPACE/target/*.jar}) and it was not able to pick up the package that I wanted.When I set it to a direct path with glob it worked.
I was able to trace it back to this package and I believe there is something wrong in the utility not respecting linux relative paths or environment variables in the path.