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Allow to set circleci_ip_ranges to use known IP ranges #356
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This feature would be very useful! It's currently blocking us from using the orb. |
would be very useful indeed, I'm about to stop using the orb because of this |
Is this still in progress? My team is looking to get this implemented for our runs, but we'd like to keep using the orb if possible. |
I would like to use this, but there seem to be no updates. |
I believe passing CircleCI params to the orb should work. Please try upgrading to v3.0.0 of the orb. Please comment if this is still occuring. |
Just realised I solved this problem in a different way and forgot my offer to submit a PR. It still stands if v3.0.0 does not solve the issue. |
I'm having this issue currently and am not sure how to pass this param to the orb. I am using an anchor to define the job and not able to pass it correctly. I'm not sure if this is just unsupported or if there is a syntax error. I'm receiving |
You can't pass version: 2.1
orbs:
cypress: cypress-io/cypress@3.3.1
jobs:
run:
executor: cypress/default
circleci_ip_ranges: true
steps:
- cypress/install:
working-directory: ./
- cypress/run-tests:
working-directory: ./
workflows:
run-tests:
jobs:
- run |
CircleCI now provides a flag for using known IP ranges. This can be helpful when testing firewalled environments, e.g. staging environments. See https://circleci.com/docs/2.0/ip-ranges/. This is achieved by setting
circleci_ip_ranges: true
on the job.My feature request is to enable this in the orb as an optional setting.
I can submit a PR if this is of interest.
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