Open to contributions?

[jcbhmr]

Hello! 👋

I recently created this action https://github.com/jcbhmr/set-secrets-action due to some differences in usecases. I wanted to synchronize a few well-chosen secrets across numerous repositories sorta like how you can do org-level secrets. I wanted that but for users (doesn't exist natively on GitHub 😭). It appears that this action seems to go for a more wide-net approach with regex-based secret passing? 🤷‍♂️

I'd be interested in merging some of my ideas/changes into this repository. But, it doesn't really seem like there's a lot of activity here. I'm worried that any PR I open will be stuck in limbo 🤣

In particular:

• Improve the readme. I've found that a - **`input`:** description of input list (with TWO spaces between each item) works pretty good for documenting inputs. <h2> is a bit too large, <table> is a bit too small. Ex: https://github.com/Andrew-Chen-Wang/github-wiki-action#inputs or https://github.com/jcbhmr/set-secrets-action#inputs. I'd also like to add some more examples.
• Support a query: input? This could be a useful tool for those who prefer implicit secrets instead of explicit. 🤷‍♂️
• Allow repository and repositories
• Allow secrerts and secret
• Allow setting different app secrets #51

[jcbhmr]

📫 @jpoehnelt friendly ping ^{I saw you were the top-ranked contributor so I figured I'd ping you}

[jpoehnelt]

Sorry, I missed this. Feel free to send prs!

[DanyC97]

@jcbhmr are you still planning on working the list above? Asking as am particular interested in

Allow setting different app secrets #51

[jcbhmr]

@DanyC97 as a tide-over until I do something, you can use the building gh CLI that's available on all GitHub Actions runners (windows, macos, ubuntu; they all have it) to set secrets/variables:

https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_variable_set https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_secret_set

eg:

echo "$SECRET" | gh secret set -b -R octocat/my-project -a dependabot

And to answer your question: yes I do want to contribute.

[jcbhmr]

Closing this as "completed" since @jpoehnelt you answered my question. ❤️