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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,8 @@ You can use `engflow_auth` to authenticate when no web browser is available, for
1. At the beginning of a job, retrieve the secret and import it on stdin using the command below. The `-store=file` flag may be necessary to store the credential as an unencrypted file instead of your encrypted keyring. Non-interactive environments typically don't have an encrypted keyring.

```bash
engflow_auth import -store=file <<<'${ENGFLOW_CRED}'
ENGFLOW_CRED='<insert token info here>'
engflow_auth import -store=file <<< "${ENGFLOW_CRED}"
```
Replace `${ENGFLOW_CRED}` with the credential exported previously.

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