@rigkit/provider-gcloud-cli

Copy local gcloud config/auth files into rigkit workspaces.

This provider does not own Google OAuth. It requires the developer's local machine to have gcloud installed and authenticated, then copies selected files from the local gcloud config directory into a workspace. This makes normal VM-side commands such as gcloud auth list behave like they do locally.

import { workflow } from "@rigkit/sdk";
import {
  copyGcloudConfig,
  gcloudConfigCopyInjectionSteps,
  gcloudCopiedConfigReadyCommand,
} from "@rigkit/provider-gcloud-cli";

const app = workflow("example");
const gcloudConfigProvider = copyGcloudConfig.provider({
  requireAuth: true,
});

export const example = app
  .sequence("example")
  .addProvider("gcloudConfig", gcloudConfigProvider);

// Inside a workspace operation:
const gcloudConfigFiles = await providers.gcloudConfig.configFiles();
for (const step of gcloudConfigCopyInjectionSteps(gcloudConfigFiles)) {
  await vm.exec(step.command, { name: step.name, env: step.env });
}

const verified = await vm.exec(gcloudCopiedConfigReadyCommand());
if ((verified.statusCode ?? 0) !== 0) {
  throw new Error("gcloud did not accept the copied config files");
}

By default, provider startup requires local gcloud to be installed and authenticated before Rigkit runs project commands. If local gcloud is missing, startup fails with the Google Cloud SDK install URL. If it is not authenticated, startup asks the user to run gcloud auth login.