The action looks for env variables starting with ^ and creates an env file, writing the found variables into it, discarding the ^ character
name: Build
on: push
jobs:
build:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- name: Create .env.production
uses: weyheyhey/create-dotenv-action@v1
with:
wildecard: "^"
filename: ".env.production"
env:
^ENV_ONE: value-one
^ENV_TWO: ${{ secrets.ENV_TWO }}- Default: ".env"
Name of the generated file. The file is created relative to GITHUB_WORKSPACE (inside the GitHub workspace directory).
with:
filename: ".env.production"- Default: "^"
The key that env variables must start with to get into the .env file.
with:
wildecard: "PUBLIC_"
env:
PUBLIC_ENV_ONE: value-one
PUBLIC_ENV_TWO: ${{ secrets.ENV_TWO }}When writing variables to a .env file, this value will be discarded. For example, for the previous config, the following file will be generated:
ENV_ONE=value-one
ENV_TWO=value-two
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