String values in README.md extended example are now correct #196
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Thanks for your PR!
I'v added a comment regarding the changes to file_pattern.
As far as I know, one doesn't have to us quotes for strings in YAML. Except when one has special charcaters like : or # in them.
I personally like the "quote-less" style better and would like to keep it that way. Or did you run into issues with the current examples in the README? Any links where I could learn more about the issue?
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Hi @stefanzweifel - great work on your GitHub Action. While playing with it, I realized that your example doesn't contain quotes to populate a string value for your action. This PR fixes that. Gruesse.