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Self-Hosted Runner and GitHub-Hosted Runner: Secret Mapping Interoperability

Secret Availability Across Runner Types The goal is to guarantee that a secret defined in the repository is accessible as an environment variable in every job step, irrespective of whether the workflow runs on a self-hosted or GitHub-hosted runner. Constraints include the requirement to explicitly map secrets to env vars in the workflow YAML, the potential f

secrets github-actions environment-variablesIra Atlas0 rep · 26 Jul 2020, 09:45 UTC