How jay-withers/github-repos works
This repository’s product is a Terraform module that manages the jay-withers GitHub repositories. The main workflow is to configure the repository set, run Terraform locally, and apply repository and ruleset settings through the GitHub provider; CI plans Terraform changes but does not apply them. The graph uses Terraform filenames and README-described behavior. Terraform source contents and the linked Terraform README were not included, so internal resource dependencies are not asserted.
Main entry points: terraform Terraform module · terraform.tfvars Repository inputs · identities.tf Repository identities · repository.tf Repository settings
Components 12
Configuration
- Repository inputs
terraform/terraform.tfvars - Input variables
terraform/variables.tf - Normalized settings
terraform/locals.tf
Repository management
- GitHub data
terraform/data.tf - Repository identities
terraform/identities.tf - Repository settings
terraform/repository.tf - Branch rulesets
terraform/ruleset.tf - Module outputs
terraform/outputs.tf
Terraform operation
- Local state
terraform/state.tf - Terraform module
terraform
Other components
- Repository operator
- GitHub API
Connections 9
- Repository operator → Repository inputs: configures repos
- Repository inputs → Input variables: provides values
- Repository operator → Terraform module: plans or applies
- Terraform module → GitHub API: manages repositories
- Terraform module → Local state: reads and writes
- GitHub API → GitHub data: supplies data
- Repository identities → GitHub API: manages identities
- Repository settings → GitHub API: sets repository options
- Branch rulesets → GitHub API: sets branch rules