Update generate-envrc.sh

[fransvanberckel]

Executing setup.sh does warning ...

WARNING: The TINKERBELL_TINK_PASSWORD variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.
WARNING: The TINKERBELL_TINK_USERNAME variable is not set. Defaulting to a blank string.

Doesn't generate-envrc.sh create these settings?
Doing a grep inside the tink repo root does.

root@deblnxsrv2:/var/tinkerbell/tink# grep -r TINKERBELL_TINK

deploy/docker-compose.yml: TINK_AUTH_USERNAME: ${TINKERBELL_TINK_USERNAME}
deploy/docker-compose.yml: TINK_AUTH_PASSWORD: ${TINKERBELL_TINK_PASSWORD}

[fransvanberckel]

Okay found the cause, why this came up now, and not before. It's PR #64 and more specifically commit bc1a5a9

[parauliya]

Hi @fransvanberckel,
Could you please check why your CI is failing and fix it?

[fransvanberckel]

Hi @parauliya,
I am new, really don't know how ci-checks work, how to setup ci and how to solve the issue.

[parauliya]

Hi @fransvanberckel
Did you go through the ci-checks details and check why it is failing?
There is a proper diff mentioned there that you need to fix in your code.

-        local tink_password
-        tink_password=$(generate_password)
+	local tink_password
+	tink_password=$(generate_password)

There is a issue of extra space you have added in your code because of which code formatting has been changed because of which ci-checks are failing.
Please do the required modification and push the code again.

[fransvanberckel]

@Mergifyio refresh A-ha, i used spaces, and the creator tab's

[mergify]

@fransvanberckel is not allowed to run commands

[gauravgahlot]

LGTM