This is a skeleton plugin which implements the GoCD Secret Plugin endpoint. This plugin allows retrieving of secrets that are stored in encrypted files. This is merely a skeleton plugin that plugin developers can fork to get quickly started with writing notification plugins for GoCD.
- Edit the file
build.gradle - Edit the
SecretConfig.javaclass to add any configuration fields that is needed for the secret manager of your choice. - Edit the
secrets.template.htmlfile which contains the view for the configuration required to access secrets. - Implement the
SecretConfigValidator.javaclass to add validations for the secret configs. - Implement the
SecretConfigLookupExecutor.javaclass to return the resolved secrets on the basis of keys received in the request.
To build the jar, run ./gradlew clean test assemble
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