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Platform.sh was my first introduction to CI. I love that per branch I can assign environment variables so that with each push the branch deployment responds to its respective environment values.
I am now moving away from Platform.sh and trying to set up my own CI. Of course, I do not want every branch to be deployed using production variables and at the same time, I do not want to create variables named {BRANCH}_SSH_USER. I'd much prefer to have one variable called SSH_USER and have each branches value be different so that my deployment script does not have to be hardcoded to MASTER_SSH_USER or STAGING_SSH_USER.
Am I approaching this the wrong way? If so, how should I be?