feat: add generic secretEnv option for provider API keys#13
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feat: add generic secretEnv option for provider API keys#13andreabadesso wants to merge 1 commit intoopenclaw:mainfrom
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Add a flexible secretEnv option that maps environment variable names
to secret file paths. The gateway wrapper reads each file at runtime
and exports the env var.
Example usage:
secretEnv = {
ZAI_API_KEY = "/run/secrets/zai_key";
OPENAI_API_KEY = "/run/secrets/openai_key";
};
This replaces the need for provider-specific options like
providers.anthropic.apiKeyFile (now deprecated but still supported
for backwards compatibility).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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Add a flexible secretEnv option that maps environment variable names to secret file paths. The gateway wrapper reads each file at runtime and exports the env var.
Example usage:
This replaces the need for provider-specific options like
providers.anthropic.apiKeyFile(now deprecated but still supported for backwards compatibility).