Adding a custom action to downgrade upgrade api version

[radinanti]

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This custom action detects the API version from the path and upgrades downgrades it. You can change the minimum and maximum version numbers in the code.

[Hannah-PortSwigger]

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[radinanti]

It's way better now :)
Thanks for the improvement <3

[Hannah-PortSwigger]

Hi @radinanti

I just wanted to check that you'd pushed your changes, as it looks like there is only your initial commit in this pull request 🙂

[radinanti]

Hi @Hannah-PortSwigger
Sorry for the delay

[Hannah-PortSwigger]

Hi @radinanti

Thank you, these changes look good.

It looks like the Custom Action README has also been updated - are you able to revert this change?

I believe this change must have occurred due to a GitHub action running in the wrong context, so I'll take a look at getting that updated in the meantime.

[radinanti]

Hi @Hannah-PortSwigger
I believe the GitHub action is working correctly because committing the changes also updated the README file, which contains the custom action code.
Or maybe I'm wrong
Should i revert the README ?

[Hannah-PortSwigger]

Hi @radinanti

When submitting Bambdas to this repo, we only accept the .bambda file.

I've made a change to the automatic workflows to adjust the behavior on forks. Could you pull in these changes and then revert the README? This should prevent the README from automatically updating again.

Please let me know if you have any issues!

[radinanti]

Hi @Hannah-PortSwigger,
I tried to revert it, but there was a conflict, so I simply deleted the changes made by the GitHub Action from my PR. Could you please check if I did it correctly?
I’m still learning how to use Git properly sorry about that.

[Hannah-PortSwigger]

Thank you for your changes!

This looks good 🙂

If there's anything else we can help with, then please let us know.