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RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN (Environment Variable)
NAME
RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN
EXAMPLES
Getting a Valid Value
Load the PacletCICD package:
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Needs["Wolfram`PacletCICD`"];
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token=
["Example"]
 | CreatePublisherToken |
Out[7]=
PublisherTokenObject
 |  |
|
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string=token["TokenString"]
Out[8]=
g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1
Copy it to the clipboard for the remaining examples:
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CopyToClipboard[string]
Using in a GitHub Workflow
Visit the following URL (replacing {user} and {repo} to match your repository) to define a repository secret:
https://github.com/{user}/{repo}/settings/secrets/actions
Click the "New repository secret" button at the top-right:
Use "RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN" as the name, and paste in the token string as the value, then click the "Add secret" button:
By default, workflows will automatically set the RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN environment variable using the GitHub secret of the same name:
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workflow=
["Submit"]
| Workflow |
Out[3]=
Workflow
|  |
|
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workflow["Data"]["jobs","Submit","env"]
Out[4]=
WOLFRAM_SYSTEM_IDLinux-x86-64,WOLFRAMSCRIPT_ENTITLEMENTID${{ secrets.WOLFRAMSCRIPT_ENTITLEMENTID }},RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN${{ secrets.RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN }}
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workflow=
"Submit","PublisherToken"
["MY_TOKEN"]
| Workflow |
 | GitHubSecret |
Out[1]=
Workflow
| |
|
In[2]:=
workflow["Data"]["jobs","Submit","env"]
Out[2]=
WOLFRAM_SYSTEM_IDLinux-x86-64,WOLFRAMSCRIPT_ENTITLEMENTID${{ secrets.WOLFRAMSCRIPT_ENTITLEMENTID }},RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN${{ secrets.MY_TOKEN }}
Publisher tokens cannot be used directly in the workflow, since the resulting workflow file will be publicly readable:
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 | Workflow |
::TokenSecret
Out[1]=
Failure
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|
Wolfram Language
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SetEnvironment["RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN""g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1"]
When ResourceSystemClient` loads, it will automatically use the environment variable:
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<<ResourceSystemClient`
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ResourceSystemClient`$PublisherToken
Out[14]=
ByteArray
|
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ByteArrayToString[%]===Environment["RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN"]
Out[15]=
True
Code from Command Line
Set the RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN environment variable from the command line (replace value with your actual token string):
Linux/MacOSX
$ export RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN=g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1
Windows
$ set RESOURCE_PUBLISHER_TOKEN=g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1
Test the value:
Linux/MacOSX
$ wolframscript -code 'Needs["ResourceSystemClient`"];ByteArrayToString[ResourceSystemClient`$PublisherToken]'
g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1
Windows
$ wolframscript -code "Needs[\"ResourceSystemClient`\"];ByteArrayToString[ResourceSystemClient`$PublisherToken]"
g2fpEpHBXz5jk8mizwYQ1T-bVxyUwPclnfWuHRTqrwkVb-bajueu8Fg7OpwRJPXPQ6mF-1
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