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I noticed in the readme that you have a parameter organization. I wanted to use this for a personal project board I had, which is not under any org. When unspecified, it defaults to my username (cp2004) however the action seems to fail.
The error also seems to indicate organization-only:
gh: Could not resolve to an Organization with the login of 'cp2004'.
The easiest way would be to fork the action and modify references to organization in the GraphQL query to user, and it should just work.
The better solution would be to abstract out the query to be able to accept a user or an organization, but I don't have the ability to do that at this time myself.
The easiest way would be to fork the action and modify references to organization in the GraphQL query to user, and it should just work.
I tried this, it does seem to work. I need to make the rest of the actions work now to check everything works, but based on some testing I think it should be fine. No worries about not being able to make the changes, I hadn't realised initially how easy it might be to fork.
I noticed in the readme that you have a parameter
organization
. I wanted to use this for a personal project board I had, which is not under any org. When unspecified, it defaults to my username (cp2004
) however the action seems to fail.The error also seems to indicate organization-only:
https://github.com/cp2004/github_management/runs/7776329997?check_suite_focus=true#step:4:65
Is that the case or have I broken it? If that is the case, would you consider making it work with both or putting it in the readme?
This add to project action allows to specify the URL, rather than separating the org/project ids, and it works OK.
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