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I'm currently having an issue where I need to modify my environment variables on a branch that I'd like previews for. On initial provision, Harbor takes the environment variables that I've defined in GitHub secrets, which is great.
However if I make a change to the environment via Forge and then push some changes to the PR, Harbor will then overwrite those changes with the ones from GitHub, meaning I have to re-edit them, restart the queue etc.
Is is possible to change the behaviour here, so when updating an existing site, Harbor gives existing variables priority?
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What we did to prevent this: We removed the updated trigger in the harbor provisioning workflow. We found there to be no reason to re-provision with harbor every time there is some code pushed to the PR.
Not exactly the solution you're looking for, but maybe it helps.
I'm currently having an issue where I need to modify my environment variables on a branch that I'd like previews for. On initial provision, Harbor takes the environment variables that I've defined in GitHub secrets, which is great.
However if I make a change to the environment via Forge and then push some changes to the PR, Harbor will then overwrite those changes with the ones from GitHub, meaning I have to re-edit them, restart the queue etc.
Is is possible to change the behaviour here, so when updating an existing site, Harbor gives existing variables priority?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: