Early handle inputs

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Taiki Endo
2026-04-19 01:15:15 +09:00
parent 7a6306ece2
commit 4637b48a5a

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main.sh
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@@ -453,6 +453,49 @@ canonicalize_windows_path() {
esac esac
} }
if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
bail "invalid argument '$1'"
fi
# Inputs
tool="${INPUT_TOOL:-}"
tools=()
if [[ -n "${tool}" ]]; then
while read -rd,; do
tools+=("${REPLY}")
done < <(normalize_comma_or_space_separated "${tool}")
fi
if [[ ${#tools[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then
warn "no tool specified; this could be caused by a dependabot bug where @<tool_name> tags on this action are replaced by @<version> tags"
# Exit with 0 for backward compatibility.
# TODO: We want to reject it in the next major release.
exit 0
fi
enable_checksum="${INPUT_CHECKSUM:-}"
case "${enable_checksum}" in
true) ;;
false)
enable_checksum=''
warn "checksums have been disabled by 'checksum' input option; this is strongly discouraged for security reasons"
;;
*) bail "'checksum' input option must be 'true' or 'false': '${enable_checksum}'" ;;
esac
fallback="${INPUT_FALLBACK:-}"
case "${fallback}" in
none | cargo-binstall | cargo-install) ;;
*) bail "'fallback' input option must be 'none', 'cargo-binstall', or 'cargo-install': '${fallback}'" ;;
esac
# Unlike gh command, cargo-binstall reads GITHUB_TOKEN first via cli parser, and then reads GH_TOKEN.
# https://github.com/cargo-bins/cargo-binstall/blob/v1.17.9/crates/bin/src/args.rs#L704
token="${GITHUB_TOKEN:-"${GH_TOKEN:-"${DEFAULT_GITHUB_TOKEN:-}"}"}"
# This prevents tokens from being exposed to subprocesses via environment variables.
# Since the tokens remain in memory, setting `fallback: none` (which prevents the tokens from being
# set in the first place) remains the best practice from a security standpoint, as readme says.
unset GITHUB_TOKEN GH_TOKEN DEFAULT_GITHUB_TOKEN
# Refs: https://github.com/rust-lang/rustup/blob/HEAD/rustup-init.sh # Refs: https://github.com/rust-lang/rustup/blob/HEAD/rustup-init.sh
base_distro='' base_distro=''
exe='' exe=''
@@ -591,52 +634,9 @@ fi
export CARGO_NET_RETRY=10 export CARGO_NET_RETRY=10
export RUSTUP_MAX_RETRIES=10 export RUSTUP_MAX_RETRIES=10
if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
bail "invalid argument '$1'"
fi
export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive
manifest_dir="${GITHUB_ACTION_PATH}/manifests" manifest_dir="${GITHUB_ACTION_PATH}/manifests"
# Inputs
tool="${INPUT_TOOL:-}"
tools=()
if [[ -n "${tool}" ]]; then
while read -rd,; do
tools+=("${REPLY}")
done < <(normalize_comma_or_space_separated "${tool}")
fi
if [[ ${#tools[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then
warn "no tool specified; this could be caused by a dependabot bug where @<tool_name> tags on this action are replaced by @<version> tags"
# Exit with 0 for backward compatibility.
# TODO: We want to reject it in the next major release.
exit 0
fi
enable_checksum="${INPUT_CHECKSUM:-}"
case "${enable_checksum}" in
true) ;;
false)
enable_checksum=''
warn "checksums have been disabled by 'checksum' input option; this is strongly discouraged for security reasons"
;;
*) bail "'checksum' input option must be 'true' or 'false': '${enable_checksum}'" ;;
esac
fallback="${INPUT_FALLBACK:-}"
case "${fallback}" in
none | cargo-binstall | cargo-install) ;;
*) bail "'fallback' input option must be 'none', 'cargo-binstall', or 'cargo-install': '${fallback}'" ;;
esac
# Unlike gh command, cargo-binstall reads GITHUB_TOKEN first via cli parser, and then reads GH_TOKEN.
# https://github.com/cargo-bins/cargo-binstall/blob/v1.17.9/crates/bin/src/args.rs#L704
token="${GITHUB_TOKEN:-"${GH_TOKEN:-"${DEFAULT_GITHUB_TOKEN:-}"}"}"
# This prevents tokens from being exposed to subprocesses via environment variables.
# Since the tokens remain in memory, setting `fallback: none` (which prevents the tokens from being
# set in the first place) remains the best practice from a security standpoint, as readme says.
unset GITHUB_TOKEN GH_TOKEN DEFAULT_GITHUB_TOKEN
case "${host_os}" in case "${host_os}" in
linux) linux)
if ! type -P jq >/dev/null || ! type -P curl >/dev/null || ! type -P tar >/dev/null; then if ! type -P jq >/dev/null || ! type -P curl >/dev/null || ! type -P tar >/dev/null; then