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CLI scripts for Github actions
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# Lightdash GitHub Actions templates

## Deploy your Lightdash project
> deploy.yml

Follow the [Lightdash documentation](https://docs.lightdash.com/references/syncing_your_dbt_changes) to know how you can
add this Github action to your DBT Github repo to
automatically deploy your DBT changes into Lightdash.

## Refresh your Lightdash project
> refresh.yml

Alternative to `deploy.yml`.
The main difference is that it uses the credentials saved in your Lightdash project.

## Compile your dbt project
> compile.yml

Succeeds if your dbt project compiles correctly.

## Create a preview Lightdash project on each pull request
> start-preview.yml
> stop-preview.yml

Follow the [Lightdash documentation](https://docs.lightdash.com/guides/cli/how-to-use-lightdash-preview#set-up-developer-previews-on-your-pull-requests) to know how you can
add this Github action to your DBT Github repo to automatically create preview projects with your pull request changes.

# Extra configuration

## Use CLI config instead of ENV vars

If you prefer to authenticate on the CLI using the `lightdash/config.yaml` file, just copy the full content of that file
into a `CLI_CONFIG` secret

and add the following step before `Lightdash CLI deploy`

```
- name: Create config file
env:
config: ${{ secrets.CLI_CONFIG }}
run: |
mkdir -p $HOME/.config/lightdash
echo -e "$config" > $HOME/.config/lightdash/config.yaml

```

Both options are compatible (env vars have priority)