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A good example of such a repo is https://github.com/oracle-quickstart/oci-h2o
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## Available actions
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Currently there is a limited number of actions available, which can support the automated update of an existing marketplace listing.
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### terraform-test
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## terraform-apply
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This action will test any Terraform code that is under the 'terraform' directory in the repo root. The action will create and then destroy all resources. The action uses [Terratest](https://github.com/gruntwork-io/terratest). No other assertions are being performed currently.
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### create-stack
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## build-orm-zip
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This action packages the terraform code from the partner repo into an archive that can be later submitted to the marketplace.
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### create-dummy-image
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This action will a marketplace-ready image that is based on an existing OCI platform image.
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### create-partner-image
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Similar to the above actions, but this action accepts an OCI image OCID as input. Partners can use their own custom images as baseline and create marketplace-ready images that include their software. See the workflow example below for syntax.
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### update-listings
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## create-image
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This action creates a marketplace ready image that is based on an existing OCI platform image.
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## update-listing
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This actions takes as input a OCI custom image OCID and a stack archive (terraform provisioning code) and used the API_creds secret to update an existing Marketplace listing with the new code or software that has been updated in the repo.
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