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They are being returned as per the readme as seen in the comments under each debug, but when looking up all secrets in a path how are you expected to use that value?
Given the examples above, I would expect the lookup to return
secrets would be {"mysecret": "****", "another_secret": "****"}. That way you could just access secrets.mysecret, and mysecret would just be the secret value returned directly
If I am mis-understanding on how to use these values that are returned please let me know too.
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Variables like infisical_client_auth_id or infisical_url I set up in group_vars in inventory.
And then, I use secrets in Jinja templates like "{{ gitlab_smtp_password.value }}"
I have having a hard time figuring out how to use the returned secrets because the format is not what I would expect them to be in.
Example:
They are being returned as per the readme as seen in the comments under each debug, but when looking up all secrets in a path how are you expected to use that value?
Given the examples above, I would expect the lookup to return
secrets
would be{"mysecret": "****", "another_secret": "****"}
. That way you could just accesssecrets.mysecret
, andmysecret
would just be the secret value returned directlyIf I am mis-understanding on how to use these values that are returned please let me know too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: