Targets is not a valid input under with about ansible-lint-action HOT 11 CLOSED

I ran into the same issue as robbell. Using semver and repo tags would be very appreciated!

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I've tried various iterations of the below, but all result in the same error ##[warning]Unexpected input(s) 'targets', valid inputs are ['entryPoint', 'args']:

    - name: ansible-lint
      uses: ansible/[email protected]
      with:
        targets: "*.yml" # or "create-aks.yaml"

This appears to be the correct way to reference individual files according to documentation, but I've had a look at several other repos on GitHub who make use of targets and their builds all appear to fail with the same error.

I have had luck using the following:

    - name: ansible-lint
      uses: ansible/[email protected]
      env:
        ACTION_PLAYBOOK_NAME: create-aks.yaml

Sucker

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That's an old tag. It'll work if you use master or specify some commit from master.

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@webknjaz then a new release should be used right? as the 'info' page recommends not to use master out of the box

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It's almost a year and this issue still persists. Is this action not being maintained? Can I help?

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Just got the same thing, very confusing :)

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@webknjaz then a new release should be used right? as the 'info' page recommends not to use master out of the box

@iranzo, I agree - the documentation states the following which is very confusing, but master is the only valid branch and there are no valid tags:

N.B. Use ansible/[email protected] or any other valid tag, or branch, or commit SHA instead of v4.1.0 to pin the action to use a specific version.

Referencing a SHA isn't the most user-friendly approach. Can we create a new tag at the current HEAD for master to aid stability and reference that in the documentation?

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The same issue !

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No longer valid for version on main branch.

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@ssbarnea Is this something else? https://github.com/charlesrocket/freebsd-station/runs/5636799474

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With v6 we removed most options from the action. You will need to use args or better to use linter config file to tune/limit its scope.

The is no support for old versions.

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