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Crawler viewOctokit Request Action > A GitHub Action to send queries to GitHub's GraphQL API Usage Minimal example You can also use the parameter to pass variables. To access deep values of , use . Debugging To see additional debug logs, create a secret with the name: and value . How it works is using internally with the addition that requests are automatically authenticated using the environment variable. It is required to prevent rate limiting, as all anonymous requests from the same origin count against the same low rate. The actions sets output to the response data. Note that it is a string, you should use to access any value of the response. The action also sets (again, to a JSON string) and . Preview Media Types New features of graphql require the use of an Accept header with a preview media-type. This is supported with a property, e.g. Troubleshooting Input variables It's important to remark are converted to lowercase at runtime. This happens with GitHub Actions by design[^1]. Example In the following example, the variable is casted to so, when trying to use it in the , the execution will fail because of a missing variable: The recommendation[^1] is to use variables in lowercase to avoid this kind of problems: [^1]: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/creating-actions/metadata-syntax-for-github-actions#inputs License MIT