fix: warning for "unexpected input predicate-quantifier"

[dswaffordcw]

Overview

This PR addresses the GitHub warning:

Unexpected input(s) 'predicate-quantifier', valid inputs are ['token', 'working-directory', 'ref', 'base', 'filters', 'list-files', 'initial-fetch-depth']

Which appears in any GitHub action run using dorny/paths-filter@v3 with predicate-quantifier configured.

Description

At first, I thought my team's use of dorny/paths-filter was configured wrong. I thought I needed to remove our use of predicate-quantifier but then saw this GitHub issue. That linked to the original PR where this was added.

I am not familiar with GitHub action development, but upon browsing action.yaml, I see all of the other possible inputs defined. That did not have predicate-quantifier, so I believe this fix is as simple as defining it there. This PR adds that, with a description based on the comments added by the original author.

Testing

I am unsure of how to test this change. Please advise and/or help with that aspect.

[dswaffordcw]

cc @petermetz

[petermetz]

@dswaffordcw Thank you for submitting the PR! Unfortunately pull requests haven't been merged here for a while and so the same fix I submitted here #226 has gone unmerged as well. Hopefully the author will have some time in the near future to merge either one of our PRs and then it will get fixed. In the meantime the only options are a friendly/temporary fork or just downgrading and not using the predicate quantifier.

[dswaffordcw]

@dswaffordcw Thank you for submitting the PR! Unfortunately pull requests haven't been merged here for a while and so the same fix I submitted here #226 has gone unmerged as well. Hopefully the author will have some time in the near future to merge either one of our PRs and then it will get fixed. In the meantime the only options are a friendly/temporary fork or just downgrading and not using the predicate quantifier.

Ah! That's lame. I didn't realize that it was dropped on the maintainer's side.

[dswaffordcw]

Closing as this is a duplicate of #226