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Support loading environmental data from files and environment variables #1580
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I think this is a duplicate of #1136 which details the problem with it and possible solutions |
Nice, but #1136 is closed. I understand that this is not easy, but I still think we should look for a solution. |
It is closed because the env on-ramps is as the solution we landed on, in what way is that not working here? |
We're using the file onramp here (which I assume works similarly to |
I see so it's not about can but about feel. Perhaps a library that includes a reader and enriched to be plugged in would help here? The config posted is 0.11 so with the yaml it's bound to be painful. But We have the option of predefining pipelines and connectors as libraries now so if this is a reoccurring topic that logic could be put into into one. That way we avoid the salad of problems outlined in the original issue, and e avoid introducing a point solution for a single problem, we avoid extending the language, and it becomes a 3 or 4 liner. In addition it can be tested in user space and include in core later. |
Closing this as it'll be impossible with clustering |
Describe the problem you are trying to solve
Often it is needed to read tokens, or other static information and use it in pipelines. Currently there's no explicit support for such things (it's possible to do it with file/env connectors, but it's not a straightforward solution).
Describe the solution you'd like
Simple syntax that allows providing static file contents or environment variables to pipelines.
Notes
Current solution (working, but seems unnecessarily complicated):
pipes.yaml
:pipeline.trickle
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