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* testing fixes for original query for pr
* bugfix
* need to loop through
* Adding more verbosity
* adding is_open
* Adding GET request with headers if needed
* Update pull-request.py
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@@ -45,15 +45,15 @@ Unlike standard actions, this action just uses variables from the environment.
| PULL_REQUEST_ASSIGNEES | A list (string with spaces) of users to assign | false | unset |
| PULL_REQUEST_REVIEWERS | A list (string with spaces) of users to assign review | false | unset |
| PULL_REQUEST_TEAM_REVIEWERS | A list (string with spaces) of teams to assign review | false | unset |
| FAIL_ON_ERROR | If any value is present this causes the action to error if PR creation fails for any reason | unset |
| PASS_ON_ERROR | Instead of failing on an error response, pass | unset |
For `PULL_REQUEST_DRAFT`, `FAIL_ON_ERROR`, and `MAINTAINER_CANT_MODIFY`, these are
For `PULL_REQUEST_DRAFT`, `PASS_ON_ERROR`, and `MAINTAINER_CANT_MODIFY`, these are
treated as environment booleans. If they are defined in the environment, they trigger the
"true" condition. E.g.,:
- Define `MAINTAINER_CANT_MODIFY` if you don't want the maintainer to be able to modify the pull request.
- Define `PULL_REQUEST_DRAFT` if you want the PR to be a draft.
- Define `FAIL_ON_ERROR` if you want the PR to exit given any non 200/201 response.
- Define `PASS_ON_ERROR` if you want the PR to not exit given any non 200/201 response.
For `PULL_REQUEST_ASSIGNEES`, `PULL_REQUEST_REVIEWERS`, and `PULL_REQUEST_TEAM_REVIEWERS`
you can provide a string of one or more GitHub usernames (or team names) to