Andrew J. Huffman

I don't have all the details yet, but I think you can get a token like you can on Galaxy, but it may require user/pass options.

I got an example of what this looks like finally. Essentially you get a separate url to push to, an auth url, and a separate token. So if you provide...

@artis3n you can probably do this easily with [yot](https://github.com/vmware-tanzu-labs/yaml-overlay-tool) instead of templating.

@reski-rukmantiyo you can leave those "optional" fields empty. The only stuff I have filled in my config is like: ```yaml host: ds918.mydomain.local port: 5000 sslVerify: false username: "k8s-storage" password: "1234123412341234"...

@reski-rukmantiyo exactly, from what I've observed. That's the only problem I've ever experienced.

@JefeDavis I think this is what you were thinking when we discussed yesterday.

@scottd018 Have you tried this out? https://docs.yaml-overlay-tool.io/sections/formatMarkers.html#forcing-types-with-yaml-tags

Thanks for the further details. Have you tried running without the extra formatting option `-S`?

Interesting, what's the original manifest look like?

@JefeDavis any thoughts on this one?