It makes clear the steps that should be needed to "switch" which should be
shared between Login (add user and switch to it), Logout (remove user and switch
to another), and Switch (no modification and switch to a user)
This commit is an initial prototype based on the deployment workflow, using the
Azure Code Signing service to sign Windows .exe and .msi files.
These changes have been isolated as much as possible to not affect existing
deployment workflows while also working around design issues with how GitHub
CLI workflow works with GoReleaser and now with ACS support. The biggest smell
was over whether to break from using GoReleaser or have GoReleaser control as
much about the release process as it has been versus opening / signing /
archiving the resulting GoReleaser artifacts; needless to say, the latter was
chosen for expedience as well as leaning into officially supported solutions.
This commit reverts the triage workflow to restore the previous PR support using the `pull_request_target`, which is more secure as it doesn't allow fork repositories to change the workflow before it runs.
Additionally, this fixes an issue currently causing the workflow to break as cli/cli uses the `discuss` label but github/cli uses the `triage` label.
- gh help actions
- highlight 3 commands to run for more information
- gh extension
- wrapping url for online linking
- fix install subcommand missing backtick formatting
- gh release create
- fixing mixed indenting causing usage misalignment
- root help
- backtick wrap help command for more info for consistency
- gh help environment
- backtick wrap missed OWNER/REPO
- gh variable
- brought consistency to output when deleting or setting variable
- replaces creating discussions for issues
- supports discussing both issues and pull requests
- populates more information about related issues and pull requests in triage issues
