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gh-secret-set:tldr:bee91
The given command is used to set a secret on a GitHub repository using the GitHub CLI (Command Line Interface) tool.
Let's break down the command:
gh secret set
: This is the command to set a secret on a repository using the GitHub CLI.
${name}
: This is a placeholder for the name of the secret. You need to replace ${name}
with the actual name of the secret you want to set.
--body ${value}
: This flag is used to specify the value of the secret. Replace ${value}
with the actual value you want to set for the secret.
--repo ${owner}/${repository}
: This flag is used to specify the repository where the secret should be set. Replace ${owner}
with the username or organization name that owns the repository, and ${repository}
with the name of the repository itself.
In summary, this command sets a secret with a specific name and value on a specified GitHub repository using the GitHub CLI. It's a convenient way to manage secrets programmatically and automate workflows in GitHub repositories.