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Add loading javascript obj file as path #60
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When doing a local invoke and passing the 'path' parameter, a json string can be loaded from file. This will add the possibility to directly load a javascript object from file (for example: output copied from another action ran locally).
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The code looks good for this, thanks for raising it. Could you also look at adding a unit test to demonstrate this works and ensure it doesn't get broken by any future changes? |
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Awesome! Congrats on your first PR. Keep them coming 😎 |
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When doing a local invoke and passing the 'path' parameter, a json string can be loaded from file. This will add the possibility to directly load a javascript object from file (for example: output copied from another action ran locally).