Possible to use environment variables in yaml files? #49
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Specifically in the api-proxy.yml there are username/passwords. Can we use environment variables instead of hard coding? |
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I have added env variable support to
For this example you need to define environment variables
The var name should match pattern: |
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@RohirrimRider i was very busy this week, so i could not respond earlier. I hope this will satisfy your needs. Please close the discussion with mark as answer. |
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I prefer to do everything in config. I’m not using the UI
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***@***.***(https://github.com/RohirrimRider) why do you need this ? You can add, edit and remove users through the Web-UI
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I have added env variable support to
api-proxy.yml
forusername
,password
andtoken
For this example you need to define environment variables
The var name should match pattern:
[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]+
starts withletter
orunderscore
followed byletter
orunderscore
ornumber