fix: Don't add data to path as the files are in the actual directory
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data to path as the files are in the actual directorydata to path as the files are in the actual directory
Signed-off-by: Michael R. <[email protected]>
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Thank you for this, I'm not sure how I missed this before! |
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This pull request should fix failling action builds due to it looking for a data subdirectory when the files are in the
beatsaber-stripped-version-${requestedVersion}directory directly.Not sure if this is an api change on github or something but I just noticed this problem when trying to use this in an action for a mod.
I haven't checked this runs though, but I did check that forking the beatsaber-stripped repository and putting all the refs into a data directory makes the action run again. So it's currently looking in the wrong directory.