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An Orca runtime can reach its server by a pairing code held in an environment variable - #31
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An app in a container keeps no Orca pairing on disk, so `orca environment
add` is no use to it. A runtime's config can now name the environment
variable that holds a server's pairing code ("pairing_code_env"), and
Harbor sends the code with every orca command (--pairing-code). The code
is never stored in the runtime, shown on a page or put in an error; a
runtime whose variable is empty takes no work and says which variable.
Checked against Orca 1.4.257's command line only. 0.25.1.
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An app in a container keeps no Orca pairing on disk, so
orca environment addis no use to it.A runtime's config can now name the environment variable that holds an Orca server's pairing code (
"pairing_code_env": "ORCA_PAIRING_CODE", under Advanced on the runtime form). Harbor sends the code with everyorcacommand (--pairing-code). The code is never stored in the runtime, shown on a page or put in an error. A runtime whose variable is empty takes no work and says which variable.Not yet proven: checked against Orca 1.4.257's command line only, not run against a real remote server.
0.25.1.