Fix GitHub Actions run by setting DATABASE_URL environment variable #7
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This PR fixes the GitHub Actions run failure due to the absence of the DATABASE_URL in the environment. The issue was occurring when the
pnpm turbo run checkAndReportChatsUsage
command was executed, which depends on the@typebot.io/prisma#db:generate
command. Thedb:generate
command uses the dotenv module to load environment variables from .env files, but the DATABASE_URL was not found in the environment, causing the command to fail.The fix involves setting the DATABASE_URL as an environment variable in the GitHub Actions workflow file. This is achieved by fetching the DATABASE_URL from the secrets of the GitHub repository and setting it in the
env
field of the step where thepnpm turbo run checkAndReportChatsUsage
command is executed.Summary of Changes
pnpm turbo run checkAndReportChatsUsage
command is executed.${{ secrets.DATABASE_URL }}
syntax.With these changes, the DATABASE_URL will be available in the environment when the GitHub Actions run is executed, allowing the
@typebot.io/prisma#db:generate
command to run successfully.