What are the best practices for encryption in Travis CI?

What are the best practices for encryption in Travis CI?

The best practices for encryption in Travis CI include using environment variables for sensitive data, encrypting secrets with the Travis CLI, and ensuring that your repository is private.

How do I encrypt my environment variables?

You can encrypt your environment variables using the Travis CLI by running travis encrypt VAR_NAME=value --add. This will add the encrypted variable to your .travis.yml file.

Can I use multiple encrypted variables?

Yes, you can encrypt multiple variables. Just repeat the encryption command for each variable you want to add.

What happens if I accidentally expose my secrets?

If you accidentally expose your secrets, you should immediately revoke them and replace them with new ones. It's also a good idea to audit your repository for any other potential leaks.