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Hi,
I have broken down my pipeline in multiple steps to speed it up, and I'm using deployment variables to manage secrets:
pipelines:
default:
- step:
name: Step1
deployment: test
script:
- echo $DEPLOYMENT_CREDENTIALS > /tmp/keyfile.json
- parallel:
- step:
name: Step2
deployment: test
script:
- echo $DEPLOYMENT_CREDENTIALS > /tmp/keyfile.json
- step:
name: Step3
deployment: test
script:
- echo $DEPLOYMENT_CREDENTIALS > /tmp/keyfile.json
It looks like my pipeline it invalid, as it doesn't allow to specify "deployment" multiple times, however if I specify it only once the other steps do not find the variables.
Is it possible to have multiple steps which make use of deployments ? Otherwise any suggestion on how to implement such scenario?
Cheers
Nicola
we also facing same issue. we have steps like build docker image and push to ECR different AWS account. and another step we are publishing to the Kubernetes (again on different Kubernetes based on deployment).
``` - step: &deploy_set_env
name: "Deploy: Set Env"
clone:
enabled: false
artifacts:
- .env
script:
- printenv | xargs -L 1 echo export > .env```
and then in the following steps:
```
- step: &deploy
name: "deploy"
script:
- |
source .env
...```
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I used this approach but getting error in sourcing the .env file
bash: export: `%s': not a valid identifier
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This worked well. However, the ability to tell multiple steps to use the same environment is necessary
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I'm facing almost the same issue. I was looking for some sort of environment variable that bitbucket is pushing by default (like BITBUCKET_DEPLOYMENT_ENVIRONMENT) in order to get the names of the steps in a pipeline. And I was thinking to use the one I mentioned but .... I need to declare fake environments in settings. Please let us use `deployment` or expose the name of the steps in an environment variable so that we don't need to repeat ourselves.
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Hello Nicola,
Currently, you can only define a particular deployment environment once per pipeline. In the example you have provided, you have used it in three steps. Which is why you're get errors in your pipeline.
You could try one of the following strategies. They have various trade-offs though.
You might also find these feature request interesting to follow:
If neither of those cover what you'd like, you can also create a new feature request.
It would be helpful for us if you could add details of your use-case to one of those feature requests.
Thanks,
Phil
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Hi Phil,
I have the same question. Is it not yet there other way to achieve this?
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I have the same issues here. I have three steps to separate functionality but not be able to define the same deployment. This means that the variables that are need to all steps must either be defined elsewhere (very ugly and approach) or create a huge step (also ugly).
And I would like another problem that appears with this deployment limitation. I was using a python image in one step to achieve certain goals. And on the next step I was using another image. Having to merge the multiple steps to one means that I will have to do with one image for all of my goals in this step.
This should be fixed asap.
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Facing the exact same issue there.
I've added more verbose env variables such as DEV_VARIABLE_NAME, PROD_VARIABLE_NAME in order to keep my multiple steps process.
Please consider fixing this ASAP :)
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On the same boat, please allow deployment variables to be shared across steps.
Artifacts wont work for secret variables.
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I would like this to be implemented as well.
Ideally we could define a deployment variable for multiple steps for an entire pipeline
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