feat: Add support for testing local action against self-hosted GHE Servers #177
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The original code has github.com hardcoded. This does not work for github enterprise servers where the hostname is different. Also had to fix the owner/repo extraction to account for extra slashes in a remote host with weird pathing, and to check for the ":" which is required in an SSH url.
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This removes the restriction that the remote origin contains "github.com", so that users of self-hosted GitHub Enterprise servers can use the npm action.
Also improves the error message to be more specific.
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