Use explicit filename when downloading Windows go package #250
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Using the explicit filename for Windows is necessary to satisfy `Expand-Archive`'s requirement on '.zip' extension. Signed-off-by: Javier Romero <[email protected]>
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@dmitry-shibanov / @marko-zivic-93 Any insight as to when this may be merged and/or released? |
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I just saw this after updating a job to use 1.19 on a shared runner - any chance we can get a v3.2.2 released? |
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Hi @milas, we will get release for this today or tomorrow :) |
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Hi guys, just to update you, the release will be at the start of the next week instead. We were waiting for one more feature to include in the release. |
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Description:
Use explicit filename when downloading Windows go package.
Using the explicit filename for Windows is necessary to satisfy
Expand-Archive's requirement on.zipextension.The solution can be seen working here (screenshot).
Credit goes to @redanthrax for finding the root cause.
This PR differs from #242 in the following ways:
RUNNER_TEMPenv var similar to tool-cache.tool-cachelibrary (to minimize changes).Related issue:
Fixes #241
Check list: