Allow template variables to be used in dynamic environments name and url
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Currently an environment can be created dynamically using some variables, quoting the doc:
Allowed variables
The name and url keywords for dynamic environments can use most available CI/CD variables, including:
Predefined environment variables
Project and group variables
.gitlab-ci.yml variables
Which looks to forbid using variables from templates, making this fail (silently: i see no error, but the env is not created, probably due to the invalid '$' character in it?):
.staging:
stage: staging
environment:
name: $subdomain
url: https://$subdomain.example.com
deploy master to staging:
extends: .staging
only:
- master
variables:
subdomain: ${STAGING_SUBDOMAIN}
deploy branch to staging:
extends: .staging
except:
- master
variables:
subdomain: ${CI_COMMIT_REF_SLUG}-${STAGING_SUBDOMAIN}
I tried by templating it myself, and it worked, so it really looks related to a template variable issue.
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