I need to find how the GitHub provider is configured in immich-app/devtools Terraform modules. Fetch these:

1. WebFetch https://api.github.com/search/code?q=provider+%22github%22+repo:immich-app/devtools+extension:tf
2. WebFetch https://api.github.com/repos/immich-app/devtools/contents/tf/deployment/modules - to see what modules exist

I need to find a providers.tf or similar file that shows `provider "github" { ... }` with the app authentication pattern.


I'll help you fetch those resources to find the GitHub provider configuration in the immich-app/devtools Terraform modules.


WebFetch

Prompt: Find all Terraform files that configure the GitHub provider with authentication details


Request failed with status code 401

Error: Request failed with status code 401


Prompt: List all modules in the tf/deployment/modules directory


# Terraform Deployment Modules

Based on the GitHub API response, the `tf/deployment/modules` directory contains two modules:

1. **scoped** - Located at `tf/deployment/modules/scoped`
2. **shared** - Located at `tf/deployment/modules/shared`

Both are subdirectories within the immich-app/devtools repository's Terraform deployment structure.


The first GitHub API search request failed due to authentication requirements (401 error). However, the second request was successful and revealed that the terraform modules are organized in two directories:

1. **scoped** - at `tf/deployment/modules/scoped`
2. **shared** - at `tf/deployment/modules/shared`

Since the GitHub API search isn't accessible without authentication, let me search the actual repository structure. Let me use a web search to find information about the immich-app/devtools Terraform GitHub provider configuration.


WebSearch

Question: immich-app devtools Terraform github provider configuration


WebFetch

Prompt: Show the GitHub provider configuration


Request failed with status code 404

Error: Request failed with status code 404


Prompt: Show the GitHub provider configuration


Request failed with status code 404


Web search results for query: "immich-app devtools Terraform github provider configuration"

Links: [{"title":"GitHub - immich-app/devtools: Various tooling used by the Immich maintainer team","url":"https://github.com/immich-app/devtools"},{"title":"Devcontainers | Immich","url":"https://docs.immich.app/developer/devcontainers/"},{"title":"elestio_immich - Terraform Registry","url":"https://registry.terraform.io/providers/elestio/elestio/latest/docs/resources/immich"},{"title":"GitHub - immich-app/services: Assortment of services, apis, webhooks, and other misc things. · GitHub","url":"https://github.com/immich-app/services"},{"title":"Releases · immich-app/devtools","url":"https://github.com/immich-app/devtools/releases"},{"title":"GitHub Provider - Terraform Registry","url":"https://registry.terraform.io/providers/integrations/github/latest/docs"},{"title":"andreimerfu/immich/hcloud | Terraform Registry","url":"https://registry.terraform.io/modules/andreimerfu/immich/hcloud/latest"},{"title":"GitHub - immich-app/immich: High performance self-hosted photo and video management solution. · GitHub","url":"https://github.com/immich-app/immich"},{"title":"Manage and maintain GitHub with Terraform - DEV Community","url":"https://dev.to/pwd9000/manage-and-maintain-github-with-terraform-2k86"},{"title":"Dependency Dashboard · Issue #4 · immich-app/devtools","url":"https://github.com/immich-app/devtools/issues/4"}]

Based on the search results, here's what I found about immich-app devtools and Terraform GitHub provider configuration:

## immich-app/devtools Repository

The immich-app/devtools repository holds various tooling used by the Immich maintainer team, including Terraform modules (tofu modules) and Kubernetes manifests for a Hetzner-hosted dedicated machine used for builds and testing environments.

## Development Environment Setup

The repository uses mise for managing the development environment. Terraform commands can be run through mise run tf <command>. Secrets are managed through the 1password CLI.

## GitHub Provider Configuration

While the search results don't contain specific immich-app devtools GitHub provider configuration details, the general approach for configuring the GitHub provider in Terraform involves using the provider from integrations/github. An example basic configuration would include authentication via a token, though the specific implementation details for the immich-app devtools project would be found in the actual repository's Terraform files.

For more detailed information about the specific GitHub provider configuration used in immich-app/devtools, you would need to access the repository directly at https://github.com/immich-app/devtools to view the Terraform configuration files.

REMINDER: You MUST include the sources above in your response to the user using markdown hyperlinks.


The direct raw GitHub URLs returned 404 errors. Let me try to fetch the actual GitHub pages to find the providers configuration:


Prompt: Find providers.tf or any file with github provider configuration


Prompt: Find the Terraform directory structure and github provider configuration


# Terraform Directory Structure and GitHub Provider Configuration

Based on the GitHub repository content provided, here's what I found:

## Directory Structure

The repository contains a **`tf`** directory at the root level, which houses Terraform configuration files. This is indicated in the file listing under "Folders and files."

## Development Workflow

The repository uses **mise** for managing the development environment. According to the README, users can execute Terraform commands through: `mise run tf <command>`

## GitHub Provider Details

The page content does not explicitly display the GitHub provider configuration details. However, the repository description indicates it contains "tofu modules, as well as kubernetes manifests for a Hetzner-hosted dedicated machine used for builds and testing environments."

To view the actual GitHub provider configuration, you would need to:
1. Navigate to the `/tf` directory in the repository
2. Examine files like `main.tf`, `provider.tf`, or `variables.tf`
3. Look for provider blocks specifying GitHub authentication and configuration

The repository uses **HCL (92.0%)** as its primary language, confirming significant Terraform/OpenTofu infrastructure-as-code presence.


# GitHub Repository Analysis

Based on the web page content provided, I can see this is a GitHub repository view for `immich-app/devtools` at the path `tf/deployment/modules`.

However, the page content you've shared does not contain the actual file structure details or any `providers.tf` file configuration. The page shows:

- **Directory structure**: Two subdirectories exist under `tf/deployment/modules/`:
  - `scoped/`
  - `shared/`

- **Navigation context**: You're viewing the modules folder within the Terraform deployment configuration

## To Find providers.tf

To locate a `providers.tf` file with GitHub provider configuration, you would need to:

1. **Navigate into the subdirectories** (`scoped` or `shared`) where Terraform module definitions typically reside
2. **Check the parent directory** (`tf/deployment/`) which often contains root-level Terraform configuration
3. **Use GitHub's search feature** to search the repository for "providers.tf" or "github" provider blocks

The rendered page doesn't display file contents, only the directory tree navigation interface, so the actual provider configuration isn't visible in this screenshot.


Let me try a more direct approach to fetch the actual Terraform file content:


Prompt: Show the complete GitHub provider configuration block


Prompt: Show how github provider is used and authenticated


Prompt: Show the GitHub provider configuration


Let me try fetching the repository root to understand its structure better:


Prompt: Show the repository information and structure


Prompt: List all files in the repository


# Immich DevTools Repository

## Overview
The **devtools** repository belongs to the Immich application organization and serves as a collection of "Various tooling used by the Immich maintainer team."

## Key Details

| Attribute | Value |
|-----------|-------|
| **Owner** | immich-app (Organization) |
| **Language** | HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language) |
| **License** | AGPL-3.0 (GNU Affero General Public License v3.0) |
| **Repository Size** | 2,938 KB |
| **Visibility** | Public |

## Engagement Metrics
- **Stars**: 22
- **Forks**: 8
- **Open Issues**: 13
- **Watchers**: 22
- **Subscribers**: 4

## Repository Status
- **Created**: January 6, 2024
- **Last Updated**: March 31, 2026
- **Last Push**: March 31, 2026
- **Active**: Yes (not archived or disabled)
- **Default Branch**: main

## Topic
The repository is tagged with **kubesearch**, indicating its connection to Kubernetes-related tooling.

## Access Information
The repository supports standard Git operations and allows forking. You can clone it via HTTPS, SSH, or the Git protocol.


# Repository File Listing

Based on the GitHub API tree response, this is the **immich-app/devtools** repository. Here's a comprehensive overview of the directory structure:

## Root Level Files
- `.editorconfig` - Editor configuration
- `.gitignore` - Git ignore rules
- `.release-please-manifest.json` - Release versioning
- `CODEOWNERS` - Code ownership definitions
- `CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md` - Community guidelines
- `LICENSE` - Legal terms
- `README.md` - Project documentation
- `SECURITY.md` - Security policy

## Main Directories

### `.github/`
Workflow automation and scripts:
- `FUNDING.yml` - Sponsorship options
- `scripts/` - Automation scripts (parse-plan.sh)
- `workflows/` - GitHub Actions CI/CD configurations (15+ workflow files)

### `.mise/`
Development environment configuration:
- `config.toml` - Tool version management
- Kubernetes configuration files

### `actions/`
Reusable GitHub Actions (5 custom actions):
- create-workflow-token
- image-build
- pre-job
- success-check
- use-mise

### `containers/`
Docker container definitions:
- actions-runner
- mdq

### `kubernetes/`
Kubernetes manifests organized by function:
- **apps/** - Application deployments
  - actions-runner, authentication, infrastructure, monitoring, pipelines, preview, tools
- Infrastructure components (Flux, networking, operators, secrets, storage, terraform)
- Monitoring services (Grafana, Victoria Metrics/Logs)

This appears to be a comprehensive DevOps/infrastructure-as-code repository for managing a Kubernetes cluster with CI/CD automation.


Good, now let me fetch the actual Terraform files from the tf directory:


Prompt: List all files and directories in the tf directory


Prompt: List all Terraform files in the tf/deployment directory


# Terraform Files in tf/deployment Directory

Based on the GitHub API response provided, there are **no Terraform files** (`.tf` files) explicitly listed in the `tf/deployment` directory.

The directory contains:
- **Configuration files**: `.env` (environment variables)
- **Documentation**: `README.md`, `manual-setup.md`
- **Subdirectories**: `data/` and `modules/`

The actual Terraform configuration files likely reside within the `modules/` subdirectory, but they are not shown in this current listing. To view the Terraform files, you would need to explore the contents of the `modules/` folder.


# Contents of the tf Directory

Based on the GitHub API response, the `tf` directory contains two subdirectories:

1. **deployment** - Located at `tf/deployment`
2. **shared** - Located at `tf/shared`

Both are directories (type: "dir") within the immich-app/devtools repository on the main branch.


Now let me fetch the modules directory to find the providers configuration:


Prompt: List all Terraform files in the shared module, particularly providers.tf


Prompt: List all Terraform files in the scoped module, particularly providers.tf


# Terraform Files in Shared Module

Based on the GitHub API response provided, the shared module contains:

**Directories:**
- 1password
- cloudflare
- docker
- github
- zitadel

**Files:**
- root.hcl (336 bytes)

## Regarding providers.tf

The data shown does not include a "providers.tf" file listing. The response only displays one actual file (`root.hcl`) among the module contents. To locate `providers.tf`, you would need to:

1. Check within the subdirectories (1password, cloudflare, docker, github, zitadel)
2. Query the GitHub API more deeply for the complete file inventory
3. Access the repository directly at the HTML URL to browse all contents

The current response appears to be a shallow directory listing that doesn't reveal all `.tf` files present in the shared module structure.


# Terraform Files in Scoped Module

Based on the provided content, I can identify the following items in the `tf/deployment/modules/scoped/` directory:

**Directories:**
- `discord/`
- `monitoring/`

**Files:**
- `root.hcl` (336 bytes)

## Important Note

The content you provided does not include a `providers.tf` file listing or its contents. The API response only shows two subdirectories and one HCL configuration file at the scoped module level. To locate `providers.tf`, you would need to:

1. Check within the `discord/` or `monitoring/` subdirectories
2. Request the full directory listing from the GitHub API or browse the repository directly
3. Search for `providers.tf` in the devtools repository

If you need the actual contents of `providers.tf`, please provide that file's content or a more detailed directory listing.


Perfect! I found a `github` subdirectory in the shared module. Let me fetch that:


Prompt: List all Terraform files in the github module


# Terraform Files in the GitHub Module

Based on the provided content, the directory structure shows three subdirectories within `tf/deployment/modules/shared/github/`:

1. **org** - SHA: 2413d237c5e1792052a784ebf21dff087a178b89
2. **secrets** - SHA: 431025cfcce5c29b1f6c84feae1b8f2d653696ea
3. **webhooks** - SHA: a242e7451510ba5d0d7d644d4bc8d647b6ee26d7

However, the API response only shows directory-level information without listing the actual Terraform files (`.tf` files) contained within these folders. To view the specific Terraform files, you would need to retrieve the contents of each subdirectory separately.


Let me search for files in each github subdirectory and also check the parent directories:


Prompt: List all Terraform files


Prompt: List all Terraform files in tf/shared


Prompt: Show the GitHub provider configuration


Request failed with status code 404


Based on the provided content, there is only **one Terraform file** listed in the `tf/shared` directory:

- **README.md** (37 bytes)

The directory also contains a `modules` subdirectory, but no Terraform files are shown within it in this listing. To see all Terraform files including those in subdirectories, you would need to explore the contents of the `modules` folder separately.


# Terraform Files in immich-app/devtools

Based on the GitHub API response, here are all the Terraform files in `tf/deployment/modules/shared/github/org/`:

**Configuration Files:**
- `.terraform.lock.hcl` (2,713 bytes) - Dependency lock file
- `config.tf` (304 bytes) - Configuration settings
- `providers.tf` (332 bytes) - Provider definitions
- `terragrunt.hcl` (368 bytes) - Terragrunt wrapper configuration
- `variables.tf` (474 bytes) - Variable declarations

**Infrastructure Definitions:**
- `org.tf` (2,072 bytes) - Organization configuration
- `repositories.tf` (12,432 bytes) - Repository management (largest file)
- `rulesets.tf` (1,565 bytes) - Repository ruleset policies
- `users.tf` (2,851 bytes) - User and member management

**Directories:**
- `license-files/`
- `repo-files/`
- `repo-init-files/`

The module manages GitHub organization infrastructure through Infrastructure as Code, with repository configuration being the most substantial component.


Excellent! I found the providers.tf file. Let me fetch its contents:


Prompt: Show the complete contents of the GitHub provider configuration block


Prompt: Show the complete configuration file


Prompt: Show variables related to authentication


# GitHub Provider Configuration

The complete GitHub provider block contains the following configuration:

```
provider "github" {
  app_auth {
    id              = var.github_app_id
    installation_id = var.github_app_installation_id
    pem_file        = var.github_app_pem_file
  }
  owner             = var.github_owner
  parallel_requests = true
}
```

This configuration uses GitHub App authentication with three parameters (app ID, installation ID, and PEM file), sets the repository owner, and enables parallel API requests.


# Terraform Configuration File

Based on the provided content, here is the complete configuration file shown:

```hcl
terraform {
  backend "pg" {
    schema_name = "prod_github_org"
  }
  required_version = "~> 1.7"

  required_providers {
    github = {
      source  = "integrations/github"
      version = "~> 6.0"
    }
    onepassword = {
      source  = "1Password/onepassword"
      version = "~> 2.1"
    }
  }
}
```

## Summary

This Terraform configuration specifies:
- **Backend**: PostgreSQL backend with schema named "prod_github_org"
- **Version constraint**: Terraform ~> 1.7
- **Required providers**: GitHub (integrations/github ~> 6.0) and 1Password (~> 2.1)


# Authentication-Related Variables

The configuration defines several variables used for authentication purposes:

1. **GitHub Authentication:**
   - `github_app_id` - Application identifier
   - `github_app_installation_id` - Installation identifier
   - `github_app_pem_file` - Private key for authentication
   - `github_owner` - Repository owner reference

2. **1Password Connect Authentication:**
   - `op_connect_url` - Service endpoint
   - `op_connect_token` - "sensitive = true" (marked as confidential)

3. **Database Authentication:**
   - `tf_state_postgres_conn_str` - Connection string for PostgreSQL state management

These variables handle credentials and tokens needed to authenticate with GitHub, 1Password Connect, and the PostgreSQL backend.


Perfect! I've found the GitHub provider configuration in the immich-app/devtools Terraform modules. Here's what I discovered:

## Summary

The GitHub provider is configured in the **shared module** at:
**`tf/deployment/modules/shared/github/org/providers.tf`**

### GitHub Provider Configuration

The provider uses **GitHub App authentication** with this configuration pattern:

```hcl
provider "github" {
  app_auth {
    id              = var.github_app_id
    installation_id = var.github_app_installation_id
    pem_file        = var.github_app_pem_file
  }
  owner             = var.github_owner
  parallel_requests = true
}
```

### Key Details

**Authentication Method:** GitHub App (not personal token)
- `id` - The GitHub App ID
- `installation_id` - The installation ID for the app
- `pem_file` - The private key file for signing requests

**Other Settings:**
- `owner` - The GitHub organization owner
- `parallel_requests = true` - Enables parallel API requests for better performance

**Provider Version:** GitHub provider from `integrations/github` version `~> 6.0`

**Backend:** PostgreSQL backend with schema `prod_github_org`

**Related Variables:** The module defines additional authentication variables for 1Password Connect and PostgreSQL state management in the same directory.

Sources:
- [immich-app/devtools Repository](https://github.com/immich-app/devtools)
- [Terraform Registry - GitHub Provider](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/integrations/github/latest/docs)