hwittenborn / drone-global-env

Drone CI extension to provide global environment variables to CI pipelines

drone-global-env

Introduction

drone-global-env is an environment extension for Drone CI, allowing you to specify environment variables that will be passed to all of your CI builds.

Installing

The only supported way for running is through the official Docker image which can be pulled from the following repository:

proget.hunterwittenborn.com/docker/hwittenborn/drone-global-env

Running

First create a file named config.yaml with the following content:

- name: "key" # Specifies the name of the environment variable.
  value: "key_value" # Specified the value of the environment variable.
  mask: true # Specifies if the environment variable's value is hidden from Drone CI's logs.

And just repeat for every environment variable you want to add.

- name: "key1"
  value: "key_value1"
  mask: true

- name: "key2"
  value: "key_value2"
  mask: false

Next, set the DRONE_ENV_PLUGIN_ENDPOINT and DRONE_ENV_PLUGIN_TOKEN environment variables under the config of your runner (the service that runs builds under Docker, Kubernetes, SSH, etc).

After, create the drone-global-env container, configured as follows:

• Mount config.yaml at /data/config.yaml

• Pass the DRONE_ENV_PLUGIN_TOKEN variable, with its value set the same as that set under your runner's config.

• Bind a public port to the container's internal port 8080.

For example:

docker run -v "./config.yaml:/data/config.yaml" \
           -p "8080:8080" \
           -e "DRONE_ENV_PLUGIN_TOKEN=your_token_here" \
           proget.hunterwittenborn.com/docker/hwittenborn/drone-global-env

Support

Issues and questions regarding usage should be posted under the issue tracker.