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RunPod•3mo ago
ribbit

Can local development use Runpod Secrets?

I discover that runpod serverless has this specify Secret feature. I want to use this to store values like environment variables. 
{{ RUNPOD_SECRET_hello_world }}
{{ RUNPOD_SECRET_hello_world }}
How can I define secrets for my local development server as well? So that I can emulate accessing secrets in the actual serverless pod? Thanks
Solution:
Yeah, as far as I know, we don't provide support for this, but setting environment variables locally shouldn't be too hard?
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justin
justin•3mo ago
I don't think that you can. But I assume, you could set a somewhat like environment variable yourself locally.
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haris
haris•3mo ago
Yeah, as far as I know, we don't provide support for this, but setting environment variables locally shouldn't be too hard?
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