swalford
30 May 2019 09:24
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Hi
Hi Shane,
Yes, as with all things in Octopus, you can add scoped variables from the API using PowerShell. In fact, we have an example of adding Environment-scoped variables in our Api Examples repo here:
$baseUri = "http://output.url" # the address of your octopus server
$apiKey = "API-APIKEYAPIKEYAPIKEY" # an api-key from an account with permissions to create
# variables on the environment you specify
$projectName = "Project Name" # If you don't know your project Id add your project name here
# and the script will print out your project Id on the first run,
# then you can add it below
$projectId = "" # set this if you know it, the script will run faster if it has
# a projectId, otherwise it will look up the project using its name
$environment = "Production" # the name of the environment you want to scope the variables to
$variablesToAdd = "First", "Second", "Third" #all the variables you want to createe
function Get-OctopusResource([string]$uri) {
Write-Host "[GET]: $uri"
return Invoke-RestMethod -Method Get -Uri "$baseUri/$uri" -Headers $headers
}
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I hope this is a helpful example. Feel free to reach out if you need any further help with the script.
Thanks and Happy Deployments!
Jason
system
30 June 2019 00:22
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