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Reputation: 86697

How to get all defined secrets in gitlab-ci?

Is it possible to print all defined secrets (or at least their keys) in a gitlab_ci.yml script?

Pseudocode:

deploy:
  stage: deploy
  script: |
          for KEY in $SECRETS
             echo $KEY
          done

Upvotes: 2

Views: 657

Answers (1)

Jonas V
Jonas V

Reputation: 776

I believe getting the secrets alone is only possible if you already know which secrets exist in the pipeline. But in most images, such as the default ruby image, the env command exists, which lists all env variables, both key and value.
All secrets should be contained within these variables, or at least be listed as a file from within there.

If you have control over how the secrets are named, you can also achieve your original result of only getting secrets, by filtering them. For instance, if you can name every secret with a postfix like _SECRET, you could call

env | grep _SECRET=

and if, as in your original example you only want to list the values, you can call:

env | grep _SECRET= | cut -d = -f2-

Upvotes: 1

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