chore: Use Github environment for CI secrets #1311
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Leaving a comment here -- I'm about to push a change to this branch that I expect will reduce the number of "temporarily deployed to ci" messages, and want an anchor to measure against. |
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ciGithub environment to access secrets.Once this change is merged, I would validate it by opening a no-op PR from my fork.
This change has 2 assumptions: 1) Environment secrets are passed to fork-origin PRs (may need to add environment approver to
cienvironment); 2) The GHA workflow for a fork-origin PR will be authenticated as the main repo. If either of these are false, this change probably won't work. If that happens, we can revert the change.Pending team discussion, we may swap out the
aws-codebuild-run-buildaction with a bash script.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.
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