Add title and body options (create-scaffold-pr) #1550
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| pull-request-title: | ||
| description: The title of the pull request. This should be a single-line string for gh command. | ||
| required: false | ||
| default: Scaffold a working directory |
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$TFACTION_TARGET is missed.
It's good to support any template notation.
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Thank you for your contribution! |
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It's good to support changing pull request title and body, but I'm wondering the interface. |
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And I'm also wondering how tfaction should support a template notation. |
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I created the issue as #1553. This implementation is just one of solutions. Please consider the best design. |
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Feature request
It would be nice if we can set a custom title or body to create-scaffold-pr action.
This PR will add the options. It keeps the current behavior as possible.