~/.earthly/auth-token
, which will be used to log you in. If this file is deleted, you will need to run earthly account login
to re-create it.earthly account logout
, which deletes the ~/.earthly/auth-token
file from your disk./user/...
; this can be thought of as your home directory. To view this workspace, try running:secrets set
command:secrets get
command:MY_KEY
will be set with the value stored under your private /user/my_key
secret.+secrets/<user or organization>/
prefix, whereas locally-defined secrets will only start with the +secrets/
suffix, followed by a single name which cannot contain slashes.--write
flag to grant write permission too. Additionally, the permissions can be set to lower paths.project-zulu
sub directory:project-zulu
:/hush-co/project-zulu/
directory. If he runsproject-zulu
, Bob would not be able to list or retrieve them.RUN
command that requires a secret, the BuildKit daemon will request the secret from the earthly command-line process -- earthly
will then make a request to earthly's cloud storage server (along with the auth token); once the server returns the secret, that secret will be passed to BuildKit.