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Add shell plugin for Netlify CLI - #627
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Pull request overview
This PR introduces a new 1Password Shell Plugin for the Netlify CLI that provisions NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN from a stored Personal Access Token, enabling authenticated Netlify CLI usage without storing tokens in shell configuration.
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- Added a new
netlifyplugin definition with platform metadata and executable configuration. - Implemented a Personal Access Token credential type that provisions/imports via
NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN. - Added unit tests for the credential provisioner and importer.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| plugins/netlify/plugin.go | Declares the Netlify plugin and wires credentials + executable into the plugin schema. |
| plugins/netlify/netlify.go | Defines the Netlify CLI executable and its NeedsAuth rules plus credential usage. |
| plugins/netlify/personal_access_token.go | Implements the Personal Access Token credential type with env-var provision/import mapping. |
| plugins/netlify/personal_access_token_test.go | Adds tests validating env-var provisioning and importing for NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN. |
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netlify login stores the token in config.json under users.<userId>.auth.token (~/Library/Preferences/netlify on macOS, ~/.config/netlify on Linux), per https://docs.netlify.com/api-and-cli-guides/cli-guides/get-started-with-cli/#configjson-location. Keep the NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKEN importer and also try the config file.
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@eddumelendez Thanks for the contribution. I also added a check to import from the stored config.json approved and will merge. This plugin will be included in a future cli release.
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Overview
Adds a shell plugin for the Netlify CLI. The plugin provisions the
NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKENenvironment variable from 1Password, enabling seamless authentication withoutexposing the personal access token in shell history or dotfiles.
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How To Test
After installing the plugin, run any Netlify CLI command that requires authentication:
netlify sites:list
1Password will provision
NETLIFY_AUTH_TOKENautomatically before the command runs.Changelog
Authenticate the Netlify CLI using 1Password Shell Plugins with credentials stored securely in your 1Password vault.