I’m creating a build plugin and need to pass a GitHub secret as a build environment variable. Is this possible? If so, how?
[build.environment]
my_secret = "${{ secrets.FOO }}"
I’m creating a build plugin and need to pass a GitHub secret as a build environment variable. Is this possible? If so, how?
[build.environment]
my_secret = "${{ secrets.FOO }}"
Hi @agardnerIT, thanks for your post.
Regarding your question…
Using environment variables directly as values in your
netlify.toml
isn’t supported. For example,key = "$VARIABLENAME"
will not inject$VARIABLENAME
’s value intonetlify.toml
. One exception to this rule is signed proxy redirects.For all other cases, you have two options for working with environment variable values in a file-based or programmatic way.
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Hope this helps.
Thanks.