Commit 23b6a2ae authored by Thong Kuah's avatar Thong Kuah

Simplify bash function

Use --from-env-file with bash process substitution

We still need bash as process substition (`<()`) is not available in sh
parent dddbc353
...@@ -598,40 +598,24 @@ rollout 100%: ...@@ -598,40 +598,24 @@ rollout 100%:
# Extracts variables prefixed with K8S_SECRET_ # Extracts variables prefixed with K8S_SECRET_
# and creates a Kubernetes secret. # and creates a Kubernetes secret.
# #
# e.g. if we have the following vars # e.g. If we have the following environment variables:
# K8S_SECRET_A=value1 # K8S_SECRET_A=value1
# K8S_SECRET_B=multi\ word\ value # K8S_SECRET_B=multi\ word\ value
# #
# Then we get: # Then we will create a secret with the following key-value pairs:
# --from-literal K8S_SECRET_A=value1 --from-literal 'K8S_SECRET_B=multi word value' # data:
# # A: dmFsdWUxCg==
# NOTE: We set IFS as we need to split by newline so that we can loop through # B: bXVsdGkgd29yZCB2YWx1ZQo=
# multi word variables correctly.
function create_application_secret() { function create_application_secret() {
bash -c ' bash -c '
function extract_prefixed_variables() { function k8s_prefixed_variables() {
prefix="K8S_SECRET_" env | sed -n "s/^K8S_SECRET_\(.*\)$/\1/p"
k8s_variables=$(env | (grep "^${prefix}" || [[ $? == 1 ]]))
export K8S_VARIABLES=$k8s_variables
}
function create_secret() {
local IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
for k8s_variable in $K8S_VARIABLES; do
param="${k8s_variable#K8S_SECRET_}"
fromLiteralArgs+=("--from-literal")
fromLiteralArgs+=("${param}")
done
kubectl create secret \
-n "$KUBE_NAMESPACE" generic "$APPLICATION_SECRET_NAME" ${fromLiteralArgs[@]} -o yaml \
--dry-run | kubectl replace -n "$KUBE_NAMESPACE" --force -f -
} }
extract_prefixed_variables kubectl create secret \
create_secret -n "$KUBE_NAMESPACE" generic "$APPLICATION_SECRET_NAME" \
--from-env-file <(k8s_prefixed_variables) -o yaml --dry-run |
kubectl replace -n "$KUBE_NAMESPACE" --force -f -
' '
} }
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