I’ve added the commands in the CircleCI guides to my CircleCI build steps:
curl -Ls https://cli.doppler.com/install.sh || wget -qO- https://cli.doppler.com/install.sh) | sh
And I’m getting the following error:
Downloading la**** release
Installing...
dpkg: error: requested operation requires superuser privilege
ERROR: script failed during execution
For more verbose output, re-run this script with the debug flag (./install.sh --debug)
Has anyone seen this before?
Hi axw,
Welcome to the Doppler community!
As it seems you’re using a Linux executor (with no root access or sudo privileges), you’ll need a slightly different command that will download the binary to a location you have write access to, e.g. the current directory.
This is covered in our CircleCI docs and the command you need is:
# Downloads binary to current directory and sets executable permissions
(curl -Ls https://cli.doppler.com/install.sh || wget -qO- https://cli.doppler.com/install.sh) | sh -s -- --no-install --no-package-manager
Thanks Ryan, I’ve now been able to download Doppler successfully during the build.
But I cannot successfully run my server with injected secrets. Here’s the output
#!/bin/bash -eo pipefail ./doppler run --token npm run test-server
Unable to fetch secrets from the Doppler API Doppler Error: Invalid auth token Reading secrets from fallback file Doppler Error: The fallback file does not exist
My interpretation of the docs is that as long as $DOPPER_TOKEN is set as an env var on CircleCI, I would be able to use ./doppler run --token to start my server
Hey @axw just to chime in here. Are you naming the token in CirceCI $DOPPLER_TOKEN or DOPPLER_TOKEN? If so, the extra $ prefix is the issue I believe.
It could also be because of the —token flag. You can safely remove that if the $DOPPLER_TOKEN environment variable is set.
Can you try:
./doppler run -- npm run test-server
Thanks both! @ryan-blunden 's suggestion did the trick. I also had to prepend doppler run to a few other scripts
Great to hear it’s all working for you!
