potatoqualitee/azautomodule

Imports a PowerShell-based GitHub Repo module into Azure Automation

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Maintenance Recency: Stalelast commit Jan 25, 2023
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uses: potatoqualitee/azautomodule@f34fde827d04fc2212c4cb623f98f4b89d907f41 # no releases — HEAD as of 2026-07-11

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

Inputs

name	description	required	default
module-name	The name of the module that this action imports. Defaults to the repository name. If the psm1 or psd1 module name does not match the repository name, the import will probably fail.	no	—
module-uri	The url to a module zip package. Defaults to GitHub's branch zip.	no	—
module-path	If the module is somewhere in the local directory, use the path. This is relative to your repo directory or a file you've copied to the runner.	no	—
module-version	Specifies the version of the module to which this action updates Automation. If no version is specified and it's required, the action will attempt to figure it out.	no	—
resource-group-name	Specifies the name of a resource group for which this action imports the module.	yes	—
automation-account-name	The name of the Automation account for which this action imports the module	yes	—
default-profile	The credentials, account, tenant, and subscription used for communication with Azure.	no	—
only-add	Just add the module, don't delete it when done or even care about its state.	no	false
force	If any module exists, it will be deleted when force is set to true.	no	false
force-update	When forceupdate is set to true, if any module exists, it will be updated instead of deleted and recreated. Note that Azure Autmation is bad at this and sometimes it runs literally forever. It's much faster to delete and recreate.	no	false
verbose	Show verbose output. Defaults to true.	no	true
debug	Don't delete generated gist or generated module in Azure Automation. False by default.	no	false

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