How to use the @actions/exec/lib/toolrunner.argStringToArray function in @actions/exec
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Azure / k8s-actions / k8s-create-secret / src / run.ts View on Github 
function getGenericSecretArguments(secretName: string): string[] {
const secretArguments = core.getInput('arguments');
let args = ['create', 'secret', 'generic', secretName];
args.push(...argStringToArray(secretArguments));
return args;
}function getGenericSecretArguments(secretName) {
const secretArguments = core.getInput('arguments');
let args = ['create', 'secret', 'generic', secretName];
args.push(...toolrunner_1.argStringToArray(secretArguments));
return args;
}
function checkClusterContext() {
