action-setup-enos

action-setup-enos downloads and installs the enos CLI into the runner environment.

Many enos CLI sub-commands require the terraform binary to be in the default PATH. You can install Terraform on the runner using the setup-terraform.

Important

Use setup-terraform@v3 or later, otherwise you'll need to set terraform-wrapper: false as the wrapper in prior versions will break the enos CLI's ability to execute terraform correctly.

Usage

steps:
  - name: Set up Terraform
    uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@v3
  - name: Set up Enos
    uses: hashicorp/action-setup-enos@v1
    with:
      version: 0.0.29 # You only need to specify a version if you wish to override the default version

Inputs

The actions supports the following inputs:

• version: The version of enos to install, defaulting to 0.0.29

Release a new version of Enos

• Ensure that you have the latest version of Node 20 (Iron) installed
• Ensure that you have installed the copywrite utility for writing copywrite headers.
• Bump the version in package.json. This is the action version, not the enos cli version, it wont likely match the enos version
• If we're releasing a new version of enos:
  • Change the latestVersion in src/enos.js to reflect the new version.
  • Update references to specific version in the README.md to the new version.
• Run npm i && npm run all to compile, format, add license headers, lint, and test the action.
• If all of the npm scripts pass then create a PR with the modified files.
• Get review and the PR merged

After the pull request is merged it will automatically be released with the tagrelease Github Actions workflow.

Note

If for some reason you need to manually update the v1 tag you can do so with:

TAG="v$(cat package.json| jq -r '.version')"
git tag -a -m "$TAG" $TAG
git tag -a -m "$TAG" v1 -f
git push --tags -f