Tweak github actions

.github/workflows/dotnet-core.yml

@@ -116,15 +116,15 @@ jobs:
         path: 'host/publish/'
 
     # Upload the publish folder for src/Imageflow.Server.Host to the release artifacts
-    - name: Upload Server.Host to artifacts
+    - name: Upload Imageflow.Server.Host to artifacts
       uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
       if: success()
       with:
-        name: ${{env.HOST_ZIP_FILE}}}}
+        name: ${{env.HOST_ZIP_FILE}}
         path: host/${{env.HOST_ZIP_FILE}}
 
     # If this is a release, upload it to the github release page using the git
-    - name: Upload ${{env.HOST_ZIP_FILE}} to release
+    - name: Upload Imageflow.Server.Host to release
       uses: Shopify/[email protected]
       if: steps.version.outputs.is_valid == 'true' && github.event_name == 'release'
       with:

CONFIGURATION.md

@@ -1,11 +1,18 @@
 # TOML Configuration for Imageflow.Server.Host
 
-Hooray! You no longer need a build step to deploy Imageflow Server. We're publishing a precompiled project that uses Imageflow.Server.Configuration, and auto-restarts when you edit imageflow.toml (we hope).
+Hooray! You no longer need a build step to deploy Imageflow Server. We're publishing a precompiled project that uses Imageflow.Server.Configuration. 
 
 That said, having a repository with your configuration and some automated deploy/CI is still a GREAT idea, so you may copy/paste Imageflow.Server.Host into your own project, or use it as a reference for your own deployment. 
 
 **NOTE: This is a work-in-progress, bugs may exist, and error messages when you mess the config file up may be confusing. Please report any issues.**
 
+#### Known issues
+
+* Doesn't auto-restart when you edit imageflow.toml
+* env.HOME doesn't work on windows. Use env.TEMP instead for a good default image cache folder
+* app.wwwroot shouldn't be used, wwwroot isn't reliably defined and is just a bad idea with ASP.NET 7. Use '${app.approot}/public' instead.
+* No support for configuring S3 or Azure or remote HTTP sources yet. It's tricky to get just right and in an extensible way; I've supported <resizer> in Web.config for 15 years, so I want to avoid breakage.
+
 ## General ASP.NET deployment help.
 
 Imageflow.Server.Host can be copy/pasted into your IIS site, and configured with imageflow.toml Don't forget to install the ASP.NET Hosting Bundle if you're deploying to windows.