Migration

From 1.0 to 1.1

The method for accessing arguments, secrets, and sequences has changed. However, the old way is still available for now, but it will be removed in the future.

Previously, in the stage schema code, arguments were exposed only via their name in string interpolation. Now they are available via context, for example, ctx.args.<arg-name>, or via string interpolation: #{args.<arg-name>}. More details can be found in the Data in Schema chapter, User Parameters section.

Secrets were also exposed just by their name with the prefix KK_SECRET_... in string interpolation. Now they are available via context, for example, ctx.secrets.<arg-name>, or via string interpolation: #{secrets.<arg-name>}. More details can be found in the Data in Schema chapter, Secrets section.

Sequences were previously exposed through special variables, such as KK_FLOW_SEQ or KK_CI_DEV_RUN_SEQ, in string interpolation. However, they are now available through the context, such as ctx.flow.seq.own, or through string interpolation using #{flow.seq.own}. Additional details can be found in the Flow and Run Sequences section of the Data in Schema chapter.