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fix: Correct repository_name_templates when using single repo (#103)#104

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Overview/Summary

Set the uses: value correctly when using single repo in combincation with Terraform and GitHub.

Replicates the logic used for azuredevops / terraform, and applies it to github / terraform.

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Tested on bootstrap in pwsh on Ubuntu 24.04, and then ran the two workflows.

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* Correct repository_name_templates when using single repo

* terraform fmt -recursive

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Co-authored-by: Richard Cheney <richeney@microsoft.com>
@jaredfholgate jaredfholgate self-assigned this Jul 11, 2025
@jaredfholgate jaredfholgate added the PR: Safe to test 🧪 Enables running of End to End Tests label Jul 11, 2025
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@richeney I have moved this to a release branch, so we can run the e2e tests and ensure nothing is broken in the happy path.

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jaredfholgate merged commit d3e4c60 into main Jul 11, 2025
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