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Sure, but that's a completely different scenario than the one the OP/TFA is talking about. We're talking about disclosing privileged information or access token
by nightpool 5y ago
Sure, but that's a completely different scenario than the one the OP/TFA is talking about. We're talking about disclosing privileged information or access tokens that a single developer on their own shouldn't be able to handle without code review, like being able to use your CI system to access production accounts. Software libraries don't fall under this category, since the developer would already need to have accessed them to write the code in the first place!
- NAHWheatCracker 5y agoI was focused on the "no network access" aspect of formerly_proven's comment. "no network access" would make CI nearly pointless from my perspective. I agree that there are tokens and variables that are dangerous to expose via CI, but throwing the baby out with the bathwater confused me.