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github-update-secret

v1.0.1

Published

Update a GitHub Secret in all repos + org secrets

Downloads

3

Readme

github-update-secret

This CLI tool allows you to update the value of a GitHub Secret on multiple repositories at once. This is useful if you're using a user account and not an org, as users do not have the concept of user level secrets

How it works

  • Fetch a list of all repos to which the authenticated user has admin access for the provided user/org
  • Fetch the list of secrets on each repository
  • For each repository that has a secret named the same as the provided SECRET_NAME, update the value of that secret
  • Check if the provided target is an organisation.
  • If so:
    • Check if there is an org secret named SECRET_NAME
    • If there is, update the value

Usage

DEBUG=github-update-secret npx github-update-secret <user/org> <SECRET_NAME> <new_value>

Any repos that you do not have admin access to will be skipped, as will forks, templates and archived repos.