Notably, this gets us `@actions/github` 6.0.1, which is necessary for `github.context.runAttempt` (so I have also updated `package.json` accordingly). On that note... great job following semver, GitHub! Between this and the non-breaking major version change on `@actions/cache`, I'm starting to feel like nobody on the Actions team understands how software versioning works.
Azure Core HTTP Compatibility library for JavaScript
This library provides classes and interfaces to be used by Azure client libraries that want to move from using @azure/core-http to @azure/core-client & @azure/core-rest-pipeline without causing breaking changes in their public API surface.
Usage
ExtendedCommonClientOptions
With @azure/core-http library, the options parameter to the custom client will look like:
export interface SearchClientOptions extends PipelineOptions {
apiVersion?: string;
}
With the @azure/core-client & @azure/core-rest-pipeline libraries, the options parameter to the custom client will look like:
export interface SearchClientOptions extends CommonClientOptions {
apiVersion?: string;
}
With the Core HTTP Compatibility library, the options parameter to the custom client will look like:
export interface SearchClientOptions extends ExtendedCommonClientOptions {
apiVersion?: string;
}