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Now that reading vars is done in a separate step (#6274) and has its own presence in the UI, we can make read_var run a container to fetch the credentials instead, with the container 'owned' by the step's plan ID, and showing progress/errors/etc. in the step output.
This could maybe be done backwards-compatibly by creating a prototype-based creds.Secrets implementation. (Though looking at it now, it could also be implemented by thiccening (exec.RunState).Get.)
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Now that reading vars is done in a separate step (#6274) and has its own presence in the UI, we can make
read_var
run a container to fetch the credentials instead, with the container 'owned' by the step's plan ID, and showing progress/errors/etc. in the step output.This could maybe be done backwards-compatibly by creating a prototype-based
creds.Secrets
implementation. (Though looking at it now, it could also be implemented by thiccening(exec.RunState).Get
.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: