Can be useful if you want to use .env file as a storage of constants among multiple workflows.
# constants.env file
VAR1=abc
VAR2=def
- uses: cardinalby/export-env-action@v2
with:
envFile: 'constants.env'
# env.VAR1 == 'abc'
# env.VAR2 == 'def'
# constants.env file
PROTOCOL=https
HOST=example.com
PORT=8080
URI=${PROTOCOL}://${HOST}:${PORT}
- uses: cardinalby/export-env-action@v2
with:
envFile: 'constants.env'
expand: 'true'
# env.PROTOCOL == 'https'
# env.HOST == 'example.com'
# env.PORT == '8080'
# env.URI == 'https://example.com:8080'
# constants.env file
VAR1=abc
VAR2=def
- uses: cardinalby/export-env-action@v2
id: exportStep
with:
envFile: 'constants.env'
export: 'false'
# env.VAR1 == ''
# env.VAR2 == ''
# steps.exportStep.outputs.VAR1 == 'abc'
# steps.exportStep.outputs.VAR2 == 'def'
Path to env file to parse.
If true
, "expands" variables:
VAR_1=aaa
VAR_2=${VAR_1}_bbb
Will lead to following exported variables: VAR1 = aaa
, VAR2 = aaa_bbb
.
If true
, "expands" variables considering step (job) env variables (in addition to variables defined in the same env file).
It means, ${GITHUB_RUN_ATTEMPT}
in a variable value will be substituted by the value of $GITHUB_RUN_ATTEMPT
job env variable.
Export variables to a job environment. If false
, all variables will be set as an action
outputs instead.
Register all parsed envs as secret and will get masked from logs
If export
is false
then has an individual output for each variable from env file (where output name equals variable name).