Variables in YAML
Environment variables in Buddy can be defined with one of four scopes: workspace, project, pipeline, and action. The scope defines where the variable can be applied. For example, a variable with the project scope can be applied across all pipelines and actions in its parent project, whereas an ENV VAR restricted to a pipeline can be applied to all actions in that particular pipeline (and nowhere else).
Defining variables
In YAML, you can only define variables with pipeline or action scope. Workspace and project variables need to be defined via the GUI.
The variables are described as a table with keys & values:
​​- pipeline: "my pipeline"
on: "CLICK"
refs:
- "refs/heads/development"
priority: "NORMAL"
fail_on_prepare_env_warning: true
actions:
- action: "Execute: npm test"
type: "BUILD"
working_directory: "/buddy/git-repo"
docker_image_name: "library/node"
docker_image_tag: "12"
execute_commands:
- "npm install"
- "npm test"
volume_mappings:
- "/:/buddy/git-repo"
cache_base_image: true
shell: "BASH"
variables:
- key: "var_action"
value: "value"
type: "VAR"
- key: "var_action_the_2nd"
value: "value1"
type: "VAR"
variables:
- key: "var_pip"
value: "val"
type: "VAR"
Please mind that if you define a pipeline or action variable in YAML, all variables with that scope previously defined in the GUI will be overwritten and removed. Once you switch to YAML, it is no longer possible to add pipeline and action variables via the GUI.
Last modified on April 26, 2022