Github Action that let's you update your repositories secrets.

Imagine a case where you are in a desparete need of having some secrets deployed to your repositories? On top of that, imagine that those secrets change over time and you have to manually redeploy them each time? If that's not enough, imagine that you have 30 secrets like that spreaded through 10 repositories?

You with me?

Now imagine that you can deal with that declaratively using Github Action ;-).

- name: Deploy dynamic secrets
  uses: kornicameister/gh-secrets-action@master
  with:
    repository: kornicameister/gh-secrets-action
    token: ${{ secrets.GH_PA_TOKEN }}
    secrets: |
      verySecretPassword: secret
      soSecretAccessKey: accessKey

And that's it. All configuration keys are required apart from repository that defaults to repository currently using action.

That is actually because of a Github Action's limitation in area of syntax. There is no way to pass in an object as an argument. A choice of syntaxt was dictated by the fact that it is quite simple to take this string and load it up as YAML.

PUT-ing secrets to Github API requires a repo access which is not supplied in already available token. Do you recall using ${{ github.token }}? Well, that's the one that can not PUT tokens into a repository.

No. There are no plans to remove actions using declarative manners. If someone wants that...just create an issue ;-)

THIS REPOSITORY DOES NOT DO ANYTHING THAT IT SHOULD NOT DO. IT WILL CREATE OR UPDATE SECRETS IN DESIGNATED REPISOTORY AND STOP AT THERE.

If, however, someone notices that something is going on that is not exactly correct, I strongly suggest create an issue. I would like to avoid harming anyone through this action.