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as a responsible developer, I don't want to publish my Secret Keys (e.g. AWS Tokens or Endpoint URLs) to GitHub, but given that these keys need to be available for testing/deployment on CodeShip (as environment variables) ... can't we take advantage of this fact?
If we set an option in files-to-deploy we could export the environment variables (process.env)
used on CodeShip as an .env file which we can then load into the Lambda using env2 (or similar .env file loader)
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as a responsible developer, I don't want to publish my Secret Keys (e.g. AWS Tokens or Endpoint URLs) to GitHub, but given that these keys need to be available for testing/deployment on CodeShip (as environment variables) ... can't we take advantage of this fact?
If we set an option in
files-to-deploy
we could export the environment variables (process.env
)used on CodeShip as an
.env
file which we can then load into the Lambda usingenv2
(or similar .env file loader)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: