When building a CI/CD environment with `Bitrise` by Swift, what is the ideal way to set up an `email` address and `password`?
keisukeYamagishi opened this issue · comments
What happens?
When building a CI/CD environment with Bitrise by Swift, what is the ideal way to set up an email address and password?
What were you expecting to happen?
We thought it would be easy to build an environment.
Any logs, error output, etc?
(If it’s long, please paste to https://ghostbin.com/ and insert the link here.)
Any other comments?
What versions of software are you using?
Operating system: (uname -a) … Mac OSX
git-secret path: (which git-secret) …
git-secret version: (git secret --version) … all version
git version: (git --version) … all version
Shell type and version: ($SHELL --version) … bash
gpg version: (gpg --version) … all version
Hello @keisukeYamagishi
I am not famiiar with Bitrise by Swift, but there are instructions for using git-secret with at least one CI/CD system.
What have you tried with Bitrise, and what went wrong?
Have you seen the CI/CD docs at https://git-secret.io/#commands ?
@joshrabinowitz
Thank you for response
I want to dencrypted an encrypted file, but I feel like I need to add my password and bitrise email address to git-secret to do it?
If so, which email address should I use in Bitrise?
Also, is it possible to use another user's settings as they are?
We would appreciate it if you could also tell us.
please read the section titled "Using git-secret for Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)" in the link above, then let us know if you still have questions
regarding bellow descreption
Create an env var on your CI/CD server GPG_PRIVATE_KEY and assign it the private key value. If a passphrase has been setup for the private key, create another env var on the CI/CD server GPG_PASSPHRASE and assign it the passphrase of the private key.
What value should I pass?
どのような値を渡すべきですか？
説明を願います。
I would like to export a private key using the following command, but I would like to know how to pass the password as an argument.
gpg --armor --export-secret-key user@example.com