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source.json interpolation with environment variables #321
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That sounds like a good idea. Maybe we can even unify this with the "template" feature used in e.g. URL templates (where |
I would be hesitant to bring any expression language during the nix evaluation. It would add that language as a dependency to every niv user. Then the next idea is implement the interpreter for the expression language in nix itself. That seems like a project in itself. My proposal to solve this problem would be to add a system of mirror to niv and upgrade the template feature to support environment variable. |
Specifically for HTTP fetches, libcurl reads the user's ~/.netcrc file for basic auth type credentials. Maybe Git is also respecting that file? I'm thinking in terms of addressing the underlying issue. |
Yes, git does respect netrc
On Sat, 14 Aug 2021 at 12:21, Jonas Chevalier ***@***.***> wrote:
Specifically for HTTP fetches, libcurl reads the user's ~/.netcrc file for
basic auth type credentials. Maybe Git is also respecting that file?
I'm thinking in terms of addressing the underlying issue.
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I spent a few days of integrating a cascade of CI for several projects on gitlab.
The issue is ssh authentication. Every git repo is private.
gitlab has a hack - special user with token.
so if sources.json instead of:
would contain following:
then there is no hassle with ssh keys at all.
Some expression language (mustache?) supporting environment variables would help here a lot.
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