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I'm gonna throw a use case here in case it makes sense to you or other folks. We currently have some duplicated secrets in keepass and on Jenkins credentials t
by gldalmaso 9y ago
I'm gonna throw a use case here in case it makes sense to you or other folks.
We currently have some duplicated secrets in keepass and on Jenkins credentials that are needed in CI environments.
If EnvKey could accept a KeePass import and have a Jenkins plugin, it would definitely be something to consider.
- danenania 9y agoHaving lots of duplicated ENV vars in CI, and consequently seeing builds fail again and again when they'd get out of sync is part of the frustration that inspired me to build EnvKey. I don't think there should be special integration required to use it with any CI platform, including Jenkins... as long as there's a place to set environment variables, you just need to set a single ENVKEY there, and from that point, your CI server will stay automatically in sync. I will look into the possibility of a KeePass import. Currently, you can import config as key-value pairs to speed up integration with an existing project, so if you can get your KeePass data into this format: KEY1=val1 KEY2=val2 etc. you could already import and start using EnvKey without much fuss.