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flux create secret receiver command

Introduced 2026-06-30 · score 0.94

HOW TO USE IT

When creating a Receiver webhook secret, run `flux create secret receiver` with a name, receiver type, and webhook hostname. For GCR receivers, also provide the required service account email claim.

flux create secret receiver <name> --namespace=<namespace> --type=github --hostname=<hostname> --export
flux create secret receiver <name> --namespace=<namespace> --type=gcr --hostname=<hostname> --email-claim=<service-account-email> --export

WHY THIS HELPS

Create a Receiver secret from the Flux CLI.

REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS

  • Version: v2.9.0
  • name (required): Receiver secret name positional argument.
  • --type (required): Receiver type: generic, generic-hmac, github, gitlab, bitbucket, harbor, dockerhub, quay, gcr, nexus, acr, or cdevents.
  • --hostname (required): Hostname used to compute the webhook URL.
  • --email-claim: IAM service account email; required when type is gcr.
  • --audience-claim: Custom OIDC token audience for GCR; defaults to the webhook URL.
  • --token: Webhook validation token; auto-generated if omitted.
  • --namespace: Secret namespace; defaults to flux-system.
  • --export: Print generated YAML to stdout.

FIRST-PARTY EVIDENCE

Check the installed version and the source before using it. Entry JSON

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