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# general
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b
Depends whether you check it into source control or not. Do you mean, do the values get pushed to the state?
l
It’s not in source control in this instance as it’s dynamically generated in a CI pipeline
I can generate it and make it available in later steps, but it was just a bit surprising to me
I did some config on my machine, then in the pipeline and realised the two didn’t converge
I just assumed it was pushed as part of the stack
Which is probably an oversight on my behalf
I guess just using git in most scenarios provides the most obvious solutions since its’ encrypted anyway
b
it gets generated when you do something that involves config. That might be that you've set a non-default secret provider, or setting a config from somewhere else
l
I’m setting config values in my CI pipeline
For the time being I guess I can just let it exist for the lifetime of the pipeline and if I need traceability I can manually push/pull to GCS
just assumed it was part of the whole ‘tracked state’ package
my bad