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Make the default name "Run with retries ${command}"? #99

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avodonosov opened this issue Sep 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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Make the default name "Run with retries ${command}"? #99

avodonosov opened this issue Sep 16, 2022 · 1 comment
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avodonosov commented Sep 16, 2022

Describe the bug
The standard Github Actions steps[*] .run step generates default name as `Run ${command}`, which is very convenient when reading logs.

The nick-fields/retry by default is reflected in logs as "Run nick-fields/[email protected]", that is of course less convenient.
(The user can explicitly specify the name but that essentially requires to duplicate the command text in the step specification - once in name and once in command)

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I'd suggest to use `Run with retries ${command}` by default.

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@avodonosov avodonosov changed the title Make the default name Run with timeout ${command}? Make the default name \Run with timeout ${command}\? Sep 16, 2022
@avodonosov avodonosov changed the title Make the default name \Run with timeout ${command}\? Make the default name "Run with timeout ${command}"? Sep 16, 2022
@avodonosov avodonosov changed the title Make the default name "Run with timeout ${command}"? Make the default name "Run with retries ${command}"? Sep 16, 2022
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I don't know if this is configurable? I don't think it is, but if you can find where it's documented to change this default display behavior I'd be happy to consider it.

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