ci: use the shared 'gpt4all' context for environment variables #3392
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Signed-off-by: Jared Van Bortel <[email protected]>
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This allows us to share secrets between the Community and Enterprise editions without maintaining multiple sets of environment variables between the project configurations. As a bonus, only jobs that need access to secrets will have them in their environment, providing increased security.
The 'gpt4all' CircleCI context already exists and contains the necessary environment variables for Community. Enterprise has always used this context, with the intent to share it with Community edition.
Once this PR is merged, we can remove the environment variables from the Community edition project settings in CircleCI since they will no longer be needed.