Add support for releaseServerUrl #67
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I'm closing this in favor of #70, which has these changes and fixes for the tests. Thanks again, @jhutchings1! |
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This PR adds a new optional field called releaseServerUrl. This sets the URL that you should use to query the microsoft/component-detection repository. In the only case I know of, if you set this, you're on GitHub Enterprise Server, and you aren't able to get the component-detection binary yourself. This means you'll grab the action from your local server, but the binary from github.com. The value should always be
https://api.github.com.I tested this on GHES 3.13. Fixes #42