Passing environment variables as inputs to a reusable workflow Lately GitHub introduced a feature to support variables in environment (very basic and the long awaited feature, I must say) So other solution could be to create an environment in GitHub, create some variables under it with desired values and use the environment as needed Caller workflow:
github - How to share a calculated value between job steps? - Stack . . . In case anyone cannot set the environment variable on Windows, the syntax is slightly different, I spent a lot of time trying to figure out why I could not get it to work, hopefully it will save time if you have the same case
Echo Github Action Environment variables - Stack Overflow I'm trying to dive in the GitHub Action, and to understand the process I would like to echo some environment variables, such as ${{ github repository }}, ${{ github repository_owner }} or event secrets like ${{ secrets GITHUB_TOKEN }}, etc
GitHub Actions to use variables set from shell - Stack Overflow In GitHub Actions, to define my commit message dynamically from shell: - name: Commit changes uses: EndBug add-and-commit@v7 with: message: "added on $(date -I)" However, it seems that I have to define a environment variable then use it
GitHub Actions - Define Workflow Level Environment Variable Between . . . Sorry if I wasn't clear enough, let me rephrase my question How can I set both environment variable GIT_PR_SHA_SHORT (a 10 first digits of GIT SHA) and E2E_GIT_PR_SHA (Concatenate of previous envs ENV_NAME and GIT_PR_SHA_SHORT) and make them to be available to every step and job in a github action workflow run
environment variables - How do I use an env file with GitHub Actions . . . inspired by Valentine Shis answer above, I created a GitHub Action for this use-case and the one I had at the time while reading this thread GitHub Action: next-env GitHub Action to read env [development|test|production][ local] files in Next js (but also non Next js) projects and add variables as secrets to GITHUB_ENV