Jonathan Berglind

I just noticed the same thing. An offset seems to be introduced between inputs and targets. I have a single feature input array, and a target that is the same...

The token that you get when calling [`core.getIDToken('sts.amazonaws.com');`](https://github.com/aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials/blob/master/index.js#L313) will look different when using environments so I don't think it's fixable from here. To support environments you can update your trust...

@jkondratowicz You don't want both refs and environments in the same string as that will never match. If you need both refs and environments, try splitting it up using a...

> We could add a dropdown to the GitHub Repository Search extension to either search all or only your repositories?! Added in here: https://github.com/raycast/extensions/pull/2266

I also have a lot of unresolved imports. It seems to have to do with the directory structure of my project. Here's an example: ``` project-root ├── .git ├── bin...

I've tried using that but I couldn't make it work either. How would I set it up for the example above? I have a .git in my project root btw,...

Alright, thanks. But isn't this a really common scenario that should work out of the box? Having files in different directories that you would like to edit from the same...

So what should be the project root for a project like this for it to work? ```python3 project-root ├── .git └── src ├── directory1 │   ├── file1.py (import file2) │  ...

> You can configure root patterns for a filetype, then create that file/folder inside each root folder of python files to make resolve works. So you mean that I should...

I don't know how to explain this better, but if I set up exactly this structure manually (same as in https://github.com/neoclide/coc-python/issues/26#issuecomment-482017928) ``` project-root ├── .git └── src ├── directory1 │...