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PULL_REQUEST_BRANCH: "master"
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## Environment Variables
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## Environment Variable Inputs
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Unlike standard actions, this action just uses variables from the environment.
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The `GITHUB_TOKEN` secret is required to interact and authenticate with the GitHub API to open
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the pull request. The example is [deployed here](https://github.com/vsoch/pull-request-action-example) with an example opened (and merged) [pull request here](https://github.com/vsoch/pull-request-action-example/pull/1) if needed.
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## Outputs
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The action sets a few useful output and environment variables. An output can
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be referenced later as `${{ steps.<stepname>.outputs.<output-name> }}`.
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An environment variable of course can be referenced as you usually would.
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| Name | Description | Environment |
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|------|-------------|-------------|
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| pull_request_number |If the pull request is opened, this is the number for it. | PULL_REQUEST_NUMBER |
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| pull_request_url |If the pull request is opened, the html url for it. | PULL_REQUEST_URL |
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| pull_request_return_code | Return code for the pull request | PULL_REQUEST_RETURN_CODE |
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| assignees_return_code | Return code for the assignees request | ASSIGNEES_RETURN_CODE |
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| reviewers_return_code | Return code for the reviewers request | REVIEWERS_RETURN_CODE |
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## Examples
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Reference in New Issue
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