BTW, circling back on "can it be done just using -p in current form": I still
like the idea that:
- action configured params are different the user specified params (and we
should only pass them on init, not run)
- this is also a bigger convention change for action developers (read from env
or context instead of the single args object given to main)
But - *adding* the -e, instead of revising the meaning of -p does makes this a
backwards compatible change, so that's a good thing.
Thanks
Tyson
On 6/27/19, 5:00 AM, "Rodric Rabbah" <rod...@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for the added feedback - keep it coming!
Tyson is right in that we shouldn't let implementation concerns affect a
proper design and sacrifcie the experience.
So in line with his concerns, is there a desire to facilitate environment
variables at all (user specified values, not system/context ones)?
If so, then having thought about it some more, annotating every parameter
could be done as suggested say with a -e vs a -p.
-r
