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I'd like to be able to reference the current repo in a trust policy without needing to hardcode the values. Something like the following could work and align with GitHub Actions.
It'd only make sense to implement a small subset of the github context for static values but this would make it easier to use octo-sts across multiple repos.
github.repository
github.repository_owner
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'd like to be able to reference the current repo in a trust policy without needing to hardcode the values. Something like the following could work and align with GitHub Actions.
It'd only make sense to implement a small subset of the
github
context for static values but this would make it easier to use octo-sts across multiple repos.github.repository
github.repository_owner
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: