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🎨 Warn about empty password/token action input

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Before this patch, the warning would say that the token was
expected to start with `pypi-` but it may be unobvious. With this
change, the end-users are warned when they're passing a completely
empty password value.

Fixes #25.
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Colin Dean 2023-02-23 11:11:08 -05:00 committed by Sviatoslav Sydorenko
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@ -23,15 +23,25 @@ if [[
! "$INPUT_PASSWORD" =~ ^pypi-
]]
then
echo \
::warning file='# >>' PyPA publish to PyPI GHA'%3A' \
POTENTIALLY INVALID TOKEN \
'<< ':: \
It looks like you are trying to use an API token to \
authenticate in the package index and your token value does \
not start with '"pypi-"' as it typically should. This may \
cause an authentication error. Please verify that you have \
copied your token properly if such an error occurs.
if [[ -z "$INPUT_PASSWORD" ]]; then
echo \
::warning file='# >>' PyPA publish to PyPI GHA'%3A' \
EMPTY TOKEN \
'<< ':: \
It looks like you have not passed a password or it \
is otherwise empty. Please verify that you have passed it \
directly or, preferably, through a secret.
else
echo \
::warning file='# >>' PyPA publish to PyPI GHA'%3A' \
POTENTIALLY INVALID TOKEN \
'<< ':: \
It looks like you are trying to use an API token to \
authenticate in the package index and your token value does \
not start with '"pypi-"' as it typically should. This may \
cause an authentication error. Please verify that you have \
copied your token properly if such an error occurs.
fi
fi
if ( ! ls -A ${INPUT_PACKAGES_DIR%%/}/*.tar.gz &> /dev/null && \