How to use environment variables?

[muffl0n]

In your example, you set an env-var:

env:
  host: example.com

I'd expect, that I can override/set this value (no matter if it's set in the workflow.yml or not). But this does not seem to work:

/ # cat tests/workflow.yaml
version: "1.0"
name: Status Check
env:
  host: example.com
tests:
  example:
    steps:
      - name: GET request
        url: https://{{env.host}}
        method: GET
        check:
          status: /^20/
/ # export host=httpbin.org
/ # echo $host
httpbin.org
/ # stepci run /tests/workflow.yaml

 GET request  PASSED  in 0.614s

Request

 GET  https://example.com/  200 OK

Checks

Status
✔ 200

✔ example passed in 0.614s

✔ Status Check (/tests/workflow.yaml) passed in 0.649s

Am I doing it wrong?

[mishushakov]

You are not doing anything wrong! We haven't implemented env variable passing yet and are looking for contributors, who could help us out!

Please see this issue: #9
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We're sorry for the inconvenience 😢

[mishushakov]

We added support for environment variables in the current version of stepci, thanks to a generous contribution from @npostulart
See pull request #33

1. Install the latest version of stepci available

   npm install -g stepci@latest
   

2. Run your workflow with custom environment variables

   stepci run workflow.yml -e env=$VAR
   

3. Additionally, see our CLI Reference

Hopefully this answers your question!

[muffl0n]

Awesome! Thank you very much!

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