Any way to secretly include secret environment var...
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martin
06/15/2017, 11:20 PMAny way to secretly include secret environment variables in graphcool server-side subscription functions? Or can they just be pasted in?
martin
06/15/2017, 11:28 PMDidn’t see anything mentioned about secrets in the documentation.
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agartha
06/15/2017, 11:53 PMwith inline functions, there's only pasting them in. If you use external webhooks, like webtask.io, they support setting secrets
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martin
06/15/2017, 11:54 PMAnd I guess that’s safe to paste them into the graphcool function area?
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agartha
06/15/2017, 11:54 PMwell, define safe
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martin
06/15/2017, 11:56 PMUhm… so nobody steals ‘em? Clearly I’m a front-end guy (which is why I’m using graphcool rather than REST APIs.)
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agartha
06/15/2017, 11:58 PMWell, it's safe for now, since you can't import/export functions anyway. In theory, no one other than the collaborators on your project and graphcool can see them
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martin
06/15/2017, 11:58 PMOh good! That’s all I needed to know 🙂 Thanks, @agartha
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agartha
06/15/2017, 11:59 PMKeep an eye on https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/97 however
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agartha
06/16/2017, 12:00 AMBecause if they suddenly start supporting exporting functions, your secrets might end up in a local file after a graphcool-cli pull
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martin
06/16/2017, 12:00 AMSweet, thanks!
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cjoudrey
06/16/2017, 12:38 AMWould be cool to have heroku-like configs that can be set with graphcool-cli and then expose them as event.config (or something else) in functions
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nilan
06/16/2017, 9:09 AMhere's more information about how we container functions: https://github.com/graphcool/content/issues/149