Hi all! I am trying to set up some CI/CD pipelines. The idea is to use lakectl for creating the branches and doing the commits. I have seen that there is --config for passing a YAML file with the configuration avoiding to do a lakectl config in the initial set up. Is there a way to pass the access_key, secret_key and endpoint directly to lakectl without constructing a YAML file? Thanks!

Hi 👋 If you prefer, you can pass all the necessary configuration as environment variables. see the last paragraph on this section of the reference

I don't want to have preloaded environment variables with the secret_key and access_key. Can it be passed on fly? without making the set up variables?

You can pass these variables on the fly, you don’t have to preload them, e.g.

LAKECTL_SERVER_ENDPOINT_URL="…" lakectl branch list …

No, i was thinking on a way of passing credentials by the cmd like --access_secret_key or something like that

For lakectl you would use LAKECTL_ as a prefix, correct