A reusable GitHub Action for Applying Terraform from Terraform files in a GitHub repository as well as a terraform plan file.
Reads a plan.tf file from a cache that can be accessed with name tf-cache-${{ github.run_id }}-${{ inputs.location }}. This name is matrix-safe.
Can be called like this:
- name: Terraform Apply
uses: kymidd/azure-terraform-apply-action@master
with:
SSH_KEY: ${{ secrets.SSH_KEY }}
location: ${{ env.location }}
solution_name: ${{ env.solution_name }}
terraform_version: ${{ env.tf_version }}
az_tenant_id: ${{ env.az_tenant_id }}
az_client_id: ${{ env.az_client_id }}
az_subscription_id: ${{ env.az_subscription_id }}
tf_storage_resource_group_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_resource_group_name }}
tf_storage_account_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_account_name }}
tf_storage_container_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_container_name }}
tf_state_filename: ${{ env.tf_state_filename }}
tf_apply_env: ${{ env.TF_APPLY_ENV }}If you need to pass additional terraform command, you can encode them like this:
- name: Populate Env Vars
run: |
# Set terraform secret vars string
tf_plan_vars=-var="\"secret_key=${{ secrets.SECRET_KEY }}\" -var=\"secret_key2=${{ secrets.SECRET_KEY2 }}\""
# Write value to GitHub Action env
echo "tf_plan_vars=$tf_plan_vars" | tee -a $GITHUB_ENV
# Mask values
echo "::add-mask::$tf_plan_vars"
# Call the Action as a step in your workflow
- name: Terraform Apply
uses: kymidd/azure-terraform-apply-action@master
with:
SSH_KEY: ${{ secrets.SSH_KEY }}
location: ${{ env.location }}
solution_name: ${{ env.solution_name }}
terraform_version: ${{ env.tf_version }}
az_tenant_id: ${{ env.az_tenant_id }}
az_client_id: ${{ env.az_client_id }}
az_subscription_id: ${{ env.az_subscription_id }}
tf_storage_resource_group_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_resource_group_name }}
tf_storage_account_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_account_name }}
tf_storage_container_name: ${{ env.tf_storage_container_name }}
tf_state_filename: ${{ env.tf_state_filename }}
tf_plan_vars: ${{ env.tf_plan_vars }} # <--
tf_apply_env: ${{ env.TF_APPLY_ENV }}
Kyler's Terraform Apply is not certified by GitHub. It is provided by a third-party and is governed by separate terms of service, privacy policy, and support documentation.
Kyler's Terraform Apply is not certified by GitHub. It is provided by a third-party and is governed by separate terms of service, privacy policy, and support documentation.