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| token | `""` | Custom GitHub token to use for API calls |
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| token | `""` | Custom GitHub token to use for API calls |
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See [action.yml](./action.yml) for a full list of supported arguments and their default values.
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format: json
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# Use different output file path
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output: /tmp/foo.txt
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# Use a custom GitHub token, which
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# Use a custom GitHub token, which
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token: ${{ secrets.CUSTOM_TOKEN }}
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# Don't fail action on broken links
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fail: false
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For restoring the cache, the most recent available one is used (commit hash doesn't matter).
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If you need more control over when caches are restored and saved, you can split the cache step and e.g. ensure to always save the cache (also when the link check step fails):
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