Simply un-commenting out both COMPOSE_FILE= lines causes what seems the second one to supercede the naming the compose.auth.yml variable which once running the secret generate -a command for HTTP Auth results in:
$ abra app secret list sub.domain.org
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
| NAME | VERSION | GENERATED NAME | CREATED ON SERVER |
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
| deploy_key | v1 | chaffing-traffic-stony-illusive-baked-bridged | true |
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
Which should be labeled auth_password but is wrongly labeled deploy_key
I tried making a new single-line such as:
But this does now seem to address the issue either.
How to configure a site which uses *both* `HTTP Basic Auth` and `Private Repository` options. The app config file has the following two stanzas:
```
# HTTP basic auth protected deploy endpoint
COMPOSE_FILE="compose.yml:compose.auth.yml"
AUTH_ENABLED=1
AUTH_USERNAME=foo
SECRET_AUTH_PASSWORD_VERSION=v1
# Private repository deployment
COMPOSE_FILE="compose.yml:compose.private.yml"
PRIVATE_ENABLED=1
SECRET_DEPLOY_KEY_VERSION=v1
```
Simply un-commenting out both `COMPOSE_FILE=` lines causes what seems the second one to supercede the naming the `compose.auth.yml` variable which once running the `secret generate -a` command for HTTP Auth results in:
```
$ abra app secret list sub.domain.org
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
| NAME | VERSION | GENERATED NAME | CREATED ON SERVER |
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
| deploy_key | v1 | chaffing-traffic-stony-illusive-baked-bridged | true |
+------------+---------+-----------------------------------------------+-------------------+
```
Which should be labeled `auth_password` but is *wrongly* labeled `deploy_key`
I tried making a new single-line such as:
```
COMPOSE_FILE="compose.yml:compose.auth.yml:compose.private.yml"
```
But this does now seem to address the issue either.
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How to configure a site which uses both
HTTP Basic AuthandPrivate Repositoryoptions. The app config file has the following two stanzas:Simply un-commenting out both
COMPOSE_FILE=lines causes what seems the second one to supercede the naming thecompose.auth.ymlvariable which once running thesecret generate -acommand for HTTP Auth results in:Which should be labeled
auth_passwordbut is wrongly labeleddeploy_keyI tried making a new single-line such as:
But this does now seem to address the issue either.
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