You'll need to make a personal token that has workflow permissions.
Add this token to the actions, environments secrets
REPO_SETUP_TOKEN=<your token>
Additionally, edit the cookiecutter.json file to specify your repository name.
Pushing up this cookiecutter.json file change will kickoff the workflow that starts cookiecutter.
Create a container registry at canister.io. Make sure that the registry name matches the service_slug name.
make sure to add the actions/repository secrets
CANISTER_USERNAME=<canister username>
CANISTER_PASSWORD=<canister password>
Add the token which allows you to write to your helm chart museum
CHART_TOKEN=<your chart token>
Add the kubeconfig which you'll use to write to okteto
KUBECONFIG=<your okteto kube config>
Add the token which you'll use to access the repo to determine semantic versioning. I usually
use the same token for the chart token.
GH_TOKEN=<token with access to the repo>
kubectl create secret --namespace bullyrooks docker-registry regcred --docker-server=https://cloud.canister.io:5000 --docker-username= --docker-password=
kubectl create secret --namespace bullyrooks generic logzio-secrets --from-literal=LOGZIO_LOGGER_TOKEN=UaRKfHWNbOJuAIuvKjuKXWbMNuaGzNUP --from-literal=LOGZIO_METRICS_TOKEN=hiAjYwehsyFYpXRJobnhKmnUsSoxvPMz