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Consistency of with Parameters: Ensure that all parameters under with are valid and aligned with what is required for the plugin. If any of the parameters are missing or incorrectly formatted, the action might fail. Branch Definition: Confirm that the master branch is the intended branch for triggering the release. You might want to use main or another branch name if that is what's used in your repository. Action Versions: Make sure the action versions (actions/checkout@v2, actions/setup-java@v1, nebula-plugins/gradle-release-action@v1) are the ones that work with your environment. gradle-version and release-name: Double-check that these values are correct for your project’s configuration. For example, ensure that gradle-version matches the version supported by your build, and the release-name format meets your repository’s release strategy.
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Consistency of with Parameters: Ensure that all parameters under with are valid and aligned with what is required for the plugin. If any of the parameters are missing or incorrectly formatted, the action might fail. |
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Consistency of with Parameters: Ensure that all parameters under with are valid and aligned with what is required for the plugin. If any of the parameters are missing or incorrectly formatted, the action might fail. |
Consistency of with Parameters: Ensure that all parameters under with are valid and aligned with what is required for the plugin. If any of the parameters are missing or incorrectly formatted, the action might fail.
Branch Definition: Confirm that the master branch is the intended branch for triggering the release. You might want to use main or another branch name if that is what's used in your repository.
Action Versions: Make sure the action versions (actions/checkout@v2, actions/setup-java@v1, nebula-plugins/gradle-release-action@v1) are the ones that work with your environment.
gradle-version and release-name: Double-check that these values are correct for your project’s configuration. For example, ensure that gradle-version matches the version supported by your build, and the release-name format meets your repository’s release strategy.