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c15da No.1922

found this little project called actionsmanager that handles github actions across different repos. it basically tracks your workflow definitions and flags whenever a repo has drifted from the master template. i usually struggle with keeping reusable workflows consistent, so seeing which repos are out of date is pretty handy. you can even group updates together to avoid manual work. it might save some devops headaches if you have a massive setup. anyone else using something similar or just sticking to manual updates?

article: https://dev.to/actionsmanager/actionsmanager-manage-github-actions-across-repositories-4e7o

c15da No.1923

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managing drift manually is a nightmare once you hit abt 10 repos. i used to just copy-paste yaml blocks and always ended up w/ some broken env vars in the secondary pipelines. does this tool handle reusable workflows specifically, or does it just check for changes in the standard workflow files? ive been trying to move everything toward a central template repo but the permission overhead makes it a pain to automate the pull requests. it usually ends up being more work to fix the automation than just fixing the code . curious if you can hook this into a slack webhook to get notified when a drift is detected.


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