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Add a CLI parameter to pass custom values for placeholder variables.
Detailed Description
With a CLI parameter custom values could be passed to replace placeholder variables in a text.
Context
In the current yaml config it is only possible to use current owner, repository, milestone variables as placeholder. E.g. in the config close: issue-comment property the {milestone} placeholder is used for the version number. As below defined (example from the Cake project) the links wouldn't work, because the valid v0.1.0 milestone is not a valid version number for the NuGet or Chocolatey packages. So it be good to have a parameter to pass custom values for placeholder.
While I think this is a good idea, I don't want to hold up the next release while waiting on this to be implemented, so going to move this to a future milestone.
Add a CLI parameter to pass custom values for placeholder variables.
Detailed Description
With a CLI parameter custom values could be passed to replace placeholder variables in a text.
Context
In the current yaml config it is only possible to use current
owner, repository, milestone
variables as placeholder. E.g. in the configclose: issue-comment
property the{milestone}
placeholder is used for the version number. As below defined (example from the Cake project) the links wouldn't work, because the validv0.1.0
milestone is not a valid version number for the NuGet or Chocolatey packages. So it be good to have a parameter to pass custom values for placeholder.Possible Implementation
I suggest following implementation
--variables var1=value1;var2=value2
A semicolon or comma separated list of variables wit values
--placeholders var1=value1;var2=value2
I would like to implement the changes and provide a PR.
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