README for the project Update Custom Properties

Update custom properties for all repos in an organization from a YAML file.

This action uses the GitHub CLI to read values from repo-properties.yaml and update repos in the organization. This can be useful for easily maintaining a single source of truth and a git-based history of updates to the custom properties of the organization.

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Add this GitHub Action to your workflow.
2. Run the workflow. The file repo-properties.yaml will automatically be parsed and all appropriate repo values will be updated.

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Fine Grained Token Requirements

To run the action within your GitHub CI/CD pipeline you will need to create a fine-grained token with the following permissions:

Organization Permissions

• Read and Write access to repository custom properties

Additional Information

• GitHub API for custom property for an organization
• Fine-grained personal access tokens
• The owner of the fine-grained token must have full administrative rights to the organization.

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📦 Inputs

Name	Description	Required	Default
token	GitHub Personal Access Token (Fine-Grained with: Repository custom properties Read and Write scope)	✅ Yes	—
repo-properties.yaml	File should be located in the root-level directory.	✅ Yes	repo-properties.yaml

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🛠 Usage

jobs:
  update-schema:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v4

      - uses: PandasWhoCode/update-custom-properties@v1
        with:
          token: ${{ secrets.GH_CUSTOM_PROPERTIES_TOKEN }}

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Example repo-properties.yaml

repo-properties.yaml:

org: PandasWhoCode
repositories:
  - name: my-example-repo
    last-date-modified: ""
    initial-ci-review-by-team: "pandas"
    initial-ci-review-date: "2025-04-07"
    initial-security-review-by-team: "admins"
    initial-security-review-date: "2025-04-15"
    last-security-review-by-team: "reviewers"
    last-security-review-date: "2025-05-01"

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👤 Author

Andrew Brandt

PandasWhoCode

[email protected]

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