Environment variables

How to use

There might be a case when you need to specify environmental variables of deployed application by yourself, you can easily do it using TF_VAR_API_CONFIG_VARS and TF_VAR_API_SECRET_VARS environment variables in GitHub Actions.

Both TF_VAR_API_CONFIG_VARS and TF_VAR_API_SECRET_VARS uses JSON schema for specifying variables, for example:

{
    "FOO": "BAR",        // export FOO=BAR
    "FOO_TWO": "BAR_TWO" // export FOO_TWO=BAR_TWO
}

To apply changes, just commit to your repository's main branch (through PR or directly to main). If you don't have any changes, feel free to push an empty commit:

$ git commit --allow-empty -m "apply environment variables"

warning

Keep in mind that anything you'll specify manual, will override already specified/existing environment variable, for example SENDGRID_API_KEY is being populated by runtyme-kit, but if you manually specify SENDGRID_API_KEY, the end result will be your specified value.

ConfigVars

Secrets