Add a GitHub workflow
The terraform-on-changed-dirs
workflow is configured based on environment.
You should achieve the following outcome after completing this page:
Configuration | |
---|---|
Environment |
pirates-dev |
Outcome | |
Workflow file | .github/workflows/_gp_pirates-dev_terraform_on_changed_dirs.yml |
Step 1: Create configuration file
repo-iac/.github/workflows/environments/dev/terraform-on-changed-dirs.yml
FileTypes:
- "**.tf"
- "**.json"
StacksRootDir: "environments/dev"
Stacks:
- name: "app-too-tikki"
githubEnvironment: "pirates-dev-app-too-tikki-cicd"
FileTypes
defines which files you want the workflow to trigger onStacksRootDir
is the root directory for your stacks in the environmentStacks
is a list of stacks that you want to trigger on. Each stack has aname
(matching the stack directory name) and agithubEnvironment
that corresponds to the outcome when you added a GitHub environment .
Step 2: Fetch the terraform-on-changed-dirs
template
repo-iac/.github/workflows/environments/dev/
boilerplate \
--template-url "git@github.com:oslokommune/golden-path-boilerplate.git//boilerplate/github-actions/terraform-on-changed-dirs/?ref=main" \
--var-file terraform-on-changed-dirs.yml \
--var-file common-config.yml \
--output-folder ../../ \
--non-interactive
Note: since terraform-on-changed-dirs.yml
is a Environment
configuration file, it should be placed in the environments/dev
directory, and the boilerplate
command must be executed from this directory.
Step 3: Verify
Verify that the workflow file .github/workflows/_gp_pirates-dev_terraform_on_changed_dirs.ym
has been created.
Commit your files
At this stage it is a good idea to commit your files.