rmacklin/Add team label

Add team labels to new pull requests

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name	description	required	default
repo_token	This token will be used to authenticate to GitHub when adding labels to your pull requests.	yes	—
external_repo_token	If your `teams.yml` file is in a private repository and you are using `secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN` for the `repo_token`, you'll need to pass a separate token to `external_repo_token` to give the action read access to the `teams.yml` file (`secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN` won't have access). Conversely, you do not need to set `external_repo_token` if your `teams.yml` file is in a public repository OR if you have set `repo_token` using a token that has the necessary access.	no	—
only_add_first_matching_label	By default, this action will only add the label of the first team that it finds for a given pull request author. If you'd like to add a label for every matching team, set this input to `false`.	no	true
teams_configuration_repo	The repository that contains the `teams.yml` file to use in your action. The format is either owner_name/repo_name or just repo_name. In the latter case, the action assumes the owner_name is the same as the owner of the repository in which the action is running. This does not need to be set if you follow the convention of storing your `teams.yml` file in the owner's `.github` repository.	no	.github
teams_configuration_path	The path to the `teams.yml` file within the teams_configuration_repo. This does not need to be set if you use the conventional path of `.github/teams.yml`.	no	.github/teams.yml

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