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🔐 Secrets
Files
- Store credentials outside the repo and mount them read-only.
- Keep credentials out of images, logs, and command arguments.
- Follow the container README for the required file format and mount destination.
Bind mount source paths refer to the Docker host, including jobs launched by a scheduler container.
Users and permissions
Mounted files retain their host ownership and permissions. Check them with:
stat -c '%u:%g %a' /path/to/credentials.json
Set the container's --user to a UID:GID that can read the file. For a file owned
by your current host user, use --user "$(id -u):$(id -g)". In Compose, set user:
on the service reading the file.
The scheduler and each container it launches have their own runtime user. Keep credential files restricted to the users that need them.
CI
Use GitHub Actions secrets and Woodpecker from_secret for registry and
notification credentials. Scope them to the steps that need them.