bitovi/Apply SQL files to Postgres Database

Iterate through a folder containing SQL files and apply them to a Postgres Database

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uses: bitovi/github-actions-apply-sql-files-to-postgres@ead46324710045051a47e531b98e24ce07fe5283 # v0.0.2

tags can be moved; commit SHAs can't. why a SHA?

name	description	required	default
checkout	Specifies if this action should checkout the code	no	true
aws_access_key_id	AWS access key ID	yes	—
aws_secret_access_key	AWS secret access key	yes	—
aws_default_region	AWS default region	no	us-east-1
aws_role_to_assume	AWS Role to assume.	no	—
aws_secret_name	Name of the AWS Secret containing the DB credentials.	no	—
db_host	Defines the db_host to use in the connection string.	no	—
db_port	Defines the db_port to use in the connection string.	no	—
db_name	Defines the db_name to use in the connection string.	no	—
db_username	Defines the db_username to use in the connection string.	no	—
db_password	Defines the db_password to use in the connection string.	no	—
sql_connection_string	Allows overriding default set up connection string to anything else.	no	"PGPASSWORD=${DB_PASSWORD} /usr/bin/psql -h ${DB_HOST} -p ${DB_PORT} -U ${DB_USER} -d ${DB_NAME}"
dry_run	Echo the commands to be executed (without passowrd). Will run a list command to test connection.	—	true
sql_scripts_path	Path containing the sql files. If none defined, will look for files in the root folder.	no	—

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