[BUG]

[joshua-clayton]

see my comment on #52

I tried the latest with install-only. My cog commands failed because the git user.name and user.email are not set.
I've opened a PR to fix this, and in the meantime, I'm passing command: "--version" as a workaround

Expected behavior

install-only installs cog

Actual behavior

crash

Solution

configure the git user and email (unless they are passed in) earlier during the install.sh script.

#54

[ABWassim]

Hey @joshua-clayton,

What target version are you using for the Action ?

I believe your issue comes from the fact that the install-only flag was introduced in 4.2.0 (see commit history), however it looks like this version has not been released officialy yet (see releases). It can be confirmed also by checking the Cocogitto version displayed by the Action. If it's 6.5.0, you're indeed using the 4.1.0 Action.

In the mean time you can use the @main target version for the Action like so :

      - name: 🛠️ Install Cocogitto
        uses: cocogitto/cocogitto-action@main
        with:
          install-only: true

Example run here that ran succesfully when using install-only.

@oknozor Any planned release for the 4.2.0 ?