Write secrets to your GitHub organization, repository or environments from the workflow

This action allows you to write secrets to your organization, repository or environments from the workflow. This is useful when you want to write dynamically generated secrets.

You can use the action in your workflow as follows:

- name: Write secret
  uses: actions/secrets-action@v1
  with:
    github-token: ${{ secrets.GH_TOKEN_WITH_SECRET_READ_WRITE_PERMISSION }}
    owner: 'my-org'
    repo: 'my-repo'
    secret-name: 'MY_SECRET'
    secret-value: 'my-secret-value'

The action requires the following permissions:

• Read and Write permission to organization secrets
• Read and Write permission to repository secrets
• Read and Write permission to repository environments

The scope of the permissions depends on the type of the secret (org, repo or environment) you are trying to write.

The actions supports the following inputs:

• github-token: To write the secret to the organization, repository or environment, the action requires a GitHub token with the required permissions
• owner: The GitHub organization or user
• repo: The GitHub repository name to add the actions secret (for repository-level secrets)
• environment: The environment name in the repository to add the secret (for environment secrets)
• secret-name: The name of the secret
• secret-value: The value of the secret
• overwrite: Overwrite the secret if it already exists (default: true)

The actions supports the following outputs:

• secret-existed: The secret already existed in the org/repository/environment