How to use shared secrets in pipeline

Pipeline Workflows
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Shared secret

  • CREDS
    • USERNAME: xxx
    • PASS: xxxx

in pipeline, configured shared secret. How to do substitution in a command

e.g. git login ${{secrets.CREDS.USERNAME}} ${{secrets.CREDS.PASS}}

OR git login ${{CREDS.USERNAME}} ${{CREDS.PASS}}

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Hello

I think what you show in the screenshot is shared configuration Shared configuration for pipelines · Codefresh | Docs

The syntax you use seems to be from the Enterprise feature that is not enabled by default Secrets in pipelines · Codefresh | Docs

Can you please open a ticket with us so that our support team can investigate?

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Hi @Kostis
Yes. I am using Shared Configration Secrets.
There are no explicit instructions in the document about how to use Shared Configuration Secrets.
It’s not an enterprise feature.

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Hi,

To use the Shared Secrets you need to add the Shared Context you created in your pipeline as described here:

And then you will be able to refer the variables from that context just like the regular env variables:

git login ${{USERNAME}} ${{PASS}}