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I have a use case whereby I would like to allow a variable in the S3 bucket name. For example:
steps: - label: Step 1 env: ENVIRONMENT: dev plugins: - nienbo/cache#v2.4.15: backend: s3 id: python-312 key: v1-{{ id }}-{{ checksum "pyproject.toml" }} restore-keys: - v1-{{ id }} compress: true s3: bucket: s3-cache-$ENVIRONMENT save-cache: true paths: - .cache/pip
I have tried using $ENVIRONMENT, $$ENVIRONMENT as well as {{ env.ENVIRONMENT }}, but none of the options seem to work unfortunately.
$ENVIRONMENT
$$ENVIRONMENT
{{ env.ENVIRONMENT }}
Is this supported through some other means? Or if not supported, could this be added?
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it works for me. try:
bucket: "s3-cache-${ENVIRONMENT}"`
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I have a use case whereby I would like to allow a variable in the S3 bucket name. For example:
I have tried using
$ENVIRONMENT
,$$ENVIRONMENT
as well as{{ env.ENVIRONMENT }}
, but none of the options seem to work unfortunately.Is this supported through some other means? Or if not supported, could this be added?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: