Set a configuration key/value pair
Usage
$ skpr config set dev site.name Example
You can also tell Skpr to store your key/value pair as a secret, but please note these "secrets" are stored as Kubernetes secrets and can be decoded with relative ease. Anything stored should be appropriate for a developer on your project to see and consume.
$ skpr config set --secret dev google.analytics.api xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Usage in CI/CD Pipelines
If you have a configuration item which is already set, you will be prompted to override the setting or not.
Key already exists, are you sure you want to replace it? [yes/no]:
This can cause some issues in CI. If you do not have access to stdin for the
command, you can run the command with the --force flag like this:
$ skpr config set --force --secret dev google.analytics.api xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
More Information
skpr config delete --help
usage: skpr config delete [<flags>] <environment> <key>
Deletes a config value for the specified environment.
Flags:
--help Show context-sensitive help (also try --help-long and --help-man).
Args:
<environment> Environment as configured. Usually one of: prod/staging/dev.
<key> Name of key/value pair to delete.