Open the credentials file and copy its content. On the GitHub Actions page, create a new secret with the name EARTHENGINE_TOKEN, and the value of the copied content.
In your code, using geemap.ee_initialize() or geemap.Map() will trigger the Earth Engine authentication. Never use ee.Authenticate() or ee.Initialize() in CD/CI.
For more info about the geemap.ee_initialize(), see https://geemap.org/common/#geemap.common.ee_initialize
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I am working on a lib that is heavily relying on earth engine API (as yours) and I would like to test my function in my CD/CI both locally and remotely. Would you mind explaining how it works ? |
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Find the Earth Engine credentials file on your computer. Open the credentials file and copy its content. On the GitHub Actions page, create a new secret with the name
In your code, using For more info about the |
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thanks a lot for the fast answer ! I now need to clean my tests so that I can run my Python test matrix at once ! |
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Find the Earth Engine credentials file on your computer.
Open the credentials file and copy its content. On the GitHub Actions page, create a new secret with the name
EARTHENGINE_TOKEN, and the value of the copied content.In your code, using
geemap.ee_initialize()orgeemap.Map()will trigger the Earth Engine authentication. Never useee.Authenticate()oree.Initialize()in CD/CI.For more info about the
geemap.ee_initialize(), see https://geemap.org/common/#geemap.common.ee_initialize