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@marcos_feitoza/devops-tf-circleci

v1.0.0

Published

Wrapper Terraform project to manage CircleCI using the local `terraform-circleci` module.

Readme

devops-tf-circleci

Wrapper Terraform project to manage CircleCI using the local terraform-circleci module.

Local run

  • Export token:
    • export TF_VAR_circleci_api_token="<CIRCLECI_PERSONAL_TOKEN>"
  • Plan:
    • terraform init
    • terraform plan -var-file=../devops-tf-account-vars/global.tfvars -var-file=../devops-tf-account-vars/dev/ca-central-1/circleci.tfvars -out=tf_circleci.out
  • Apply:
    • terraform apply --auto-approve \ -var-file=../devops-tf-account-vars/dev/ca-central-1/circleci.tfvars tf_circleci.out

Notes

  • organization_id is the CircleCI org UUID (not slug).
  • Keep circleci_api_token only in CircleCI Context/Env var, never in tfvars.
circleci info org
+--------------------------------------+--------------+
|                  ID                  |     NAME     |
+--------------------------------------+------------- |
| b0275876-d123-47cb-91e1-ec5e3ec3a3b1 | MarcosOps    |
+--------------------------------------+--------------+
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
set +x

ORG_ID="b0275876-d123-47cb-91e1-ec5e3ec3a3b1"
CTX="shared-ci-secrets"

# 1) cria o context se não existir
if ! circleci context list --org-id "$ORG_ID" --json | jq -e --arg c "$CTX" '.[] | select(.name==$c)' >/dev/null; then
  circleci context create --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX"
fi

# 2) grava/atualiza secrets (sobrescreve se já existir)
printf %s "$DOCKER_PASSWORD" | circleci context store-secret --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX" DOCKER_PASSWORD
printf %s "$DOCKER_REPO"     | circleci context store-secret --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX" DOCKER_REPO
printf %s "$DOCKER_USERNAME" | circleci context store-secret --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX" DOCKER_USERNAME
printf %s "$GH_TOKEN"        | circleci context store-secret --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX" GH_TOKEN
printf %s "$NPM_TOKEN"       | circleci context store-secret --org-id "$ORG_ID" "$CTX" NPM_TOKEN

echo "OK: context e secrets aplicados."
Elas aparecem em:

Organization Settings > Contexts > shared-ci-secretsElas não aparecem em Project Settings > Environment Variables quando vêm de context.
Elas aparecem em:

Organization Settings > Contexts > shared-ci-secrets