Allow a environment variable usage in filenames about github-release HOT 7 CLOSED

😂 it worked perfectly, thanks!

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Since I can't control how GH actions inputs are processed, I can only process them the same way #3 happens - by using an ex: RELEASE_FILES env variable.

What do you think?

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I didn't see your message on this, sorry.
Let me give you more clear inside on this since I believe we are on different pages.
I want to be able to add a suffix to files.

so;
if input is

        files: >
          ./artifacts/ArtifactStagingDirectory

it should use the actual filenames

        files: >
         artifacts: ./artifacts/ArtifactStagingDirectory

Should use artifacts as the name.
However, if I set something like the RELEASE_FILES_SUFFIX environment variable, it should add those to the name I already set.

        files: >
         artifacts-${RELEASE_FILES_SUFFIX}: ./artifacts/ArtifactStagingDirectory

Please let me know if you need further detail

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I've released a new version (v1.0.1) that exposes RELEASE_FILES variable, so you can just set it to whatever is needed.

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let me check, and I will get back to you

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Couldn't make this one work, due to the multiline syntax :( Can you give me an example of how to put multiple-lines into a variable? Remember Windows guy here :) Thank you very much!

        files: >
          artifacts-${RELEASE_TAG}:./artifacts/ArtifactStagingDirectory
          ./artifacts/NuGetPackages/*.nupkg

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It's a space-separated list ;). Not new-line-separated one.

> symbol in yaml does just that. Ignores all newlines that follow. You can play with it here: https://yaml-multiline.info/

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