#atlantis - April 2023

v0.23.4
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v0.23.5
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v0.23.5
What's Changed
fix(changelog): no need to update changelog by @nitrocode in <a class="issue-link js-issue-link" data-error-text="Failed to load title" data-id="1661493786" data-permission-text="Title is private"...

I need help with server side repo config please. I installed with helm/kustomize so im working with a values.yaml and then an atlantis.yaml file to set up my repos. I get this error if i try to run plan:
repo config not allowed to set 'apply_requirements' key: server-side config needs 'allowed_overrides: [apply_requirements]

In my values.yaml file I have the following:

## Use Server Side Repo Config,
## ref: <https://www.runatlantis.io/docs/server-side-repo-config.html>
## Example default configuration
repoConfig: |
#  ---
repos:
id: /.*/
    workflow: default
    allowed_overrides: [apply_requirements]
    allow_custom_workflows: false

Then in my Atlantis.yaml file I have this:

version: 3
projects:
&template
    dir: template
    autoplan:
      enabled: false
    apply_requirements: [mergeable, approved, undiverged]
<<: *template
    dir: service/thing1
    workspace: dev
<<: *template
    dir: service/thing1
    workspace: stage
<<: *template
    dir: service/thing1
    workspace: prod

What am I missing here?

Does anyone have an example of how you pull aws secrets into your values.yaml file if you have deployed with helm to eks? This is all I can find and theres nothing in the docs...not helpful at all. Im wanting to have my values file pull the github webtoken and secret from my AWS Secrets.

# To reference an already existing Secret object with AWS credentials
# awsSecretName: 'mysecretwithawscreds'