Decodable GH actions example #23
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gunnarmorling
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| run: decodable apply $(find declarative-cicd -name '*.yaml') |
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Just out of curiosity: is there any specific reason for splitting up the resources into multiple files and then use find to collect them, over having everything in a single resource file?
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I can imagine in real life people may well use files and folders as ways to organise projects and resources. It'd make git diff etc a lot easier, for one thing.
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Accompanying example for docs update in DE-7181.
An example of how you can integrate Decodable with your CICD workflow using GitHub Actions.