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<@U052CE41W3D> in `gitlab:token`, the first part is the namespace. When you want to read the `token` secret in your code, you create a `Config` object on the correct namespace first:
```gitlabConfig = pulumi.Config("gitlab")
gitlab_password = gitlabConfig.require_secret("token")```

Side note: `gitlab::token` (2 colons) is not valid. It should be `gitlab:token` (1 colon).

See <https://www.pulumi.com/registry/packages/gitlab/installation-configuration/#configuring-credentials>

Thanks for your help. It works, but after trying it, I decided to avoid the whole pulumi-secret part for me. I'll go with the environment-variables. I can use them within the "normal" and in the "pulumi" code. Which is obviously a benefit. I see the advantages with the "apply" stuff, but in case of the "secrets" and "configs" they're definitively a huge burden. So to keep code simple.. I use Environment variables. :smile: