Azure App Configuration Import Action

GitHub Action that imports application keys and feature flags into Azure App Configuration.

When to use

The action is useful to import key-values and feature flags in an App Configuration instance dynamically, without the need to redeploy or restart an application.

Prerequisites

• An Azure service principal added as a secret on your GitHub repository. For more info, see Create a service principal and add it to GitHub secret.
• Existing Azure App Configuration instance. For more info, see Create an App Configuration store.

Example Usage

Import all keys and feature flags from a file

steps:
  - name: Azure Login
    uses: azure/login@v1
    with:
      creds: ${{ secrets.AZURE_CREDENTIALS }}

  - name: Import from config file
    uses: Azure/app-configuration-import-action@v1.0.0
    with:
      name: myAppConfigurationName
      path: myFilePath
      # prefix: myPrefix
      # label: myLabel

Inputs

Name	Description	Required
name	App Configuration name.	true
path	Configuration file path. Accepted file extensions: .json, .properties, .yml and .yaml.	true
prefix	Prefix to be appended to the front of imported keys.	false
label	Label to be assigned to imported key-values and feature flags.	false

Limitations

Currently the action does not support:

• Importing keys and feature flags from another App Configuration instance and from an App Service.
• Import only key values and exclude all feature flags.

Contributing

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