Feature Flags Evaluator GitHub Action
GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform. GitHub Actions allows you to trigger workflows that execute a series of commands on your GitHub repository files.
The Split Feature Flags Evaluator Github Action integrates the Split SDK into your existing GitHub workflows. This GitHub Action uses the Split Node.js SDK to evaluate feature flags and outputs the feature flag treatment results for use later in the workflow.
The Split Feature Flags Evaluator GitHub Action is a community-supported integration. We do our best to ensure that we share only high-quality community integrations and solutions but we do not work on these projects directly, nor can we guarantee that they’re consistently maintained.
How it works
GitHub workflows are triggered by events on your repository, like a merge into the main branch. A GitHub workflow step can run the Split Feature Flag Evaluator GitHub Action and make the feature flag evaluation results available to other workflow steps and jobs. This allows you to refine your CI/CD processes using Split feature flags.
Setting up the Split Feature Flags Evaluator
In Split
In the Split UI, you first need to create your Split feature flags. Take note of the Split environment for which you create your feature flag targeting rules. In Admin Settings find the server-side SDK API Key for this Split environment and store it as a GitHub secret for use in your GitHub workflow.
In a GitHub workflow
To learn how to integrate the Split Feature Flags Evaluator into a GitHub workflow, see Split Software: Feature Flags Evaluator in GitHub Marketplace.
About this integration
This is a third-party integration that has been tested by Split. Split does not own or maintain this integration. For more information, contact the contributor.
To learn more about all of Split's integrations, check out our integrations page. If you’d like a demo of Split or need help implementing any of our integrations, contact support@split.io.
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