cico node get --arch x86_64 --release 7 --count 1 --retry-count 6 --retry-interval 60 -f csv 16:04:49 The requested operation requires an API key.

[wes hayutin]

16:04:49 ~/workspace/tripleo-quickstart-promote-rocky-rdo_trunk-minimal
16:04:49 + /home/jenkins/workspace/tripleo-quickstart-promote-rocky-rdo_trunk-minimal/bin/cico node get --arch x86_64 --release 7 --count 1 --retry-count 6 --retry-interval 60 -f csv
16:04:49 The requested operation requires an API key.

https://ci.centos.org/job/tripleo-quickstart-promote-rocky-rdo_trunk-minimal/3/console

[Javier Peña (jpena-c)]

I think I found the issue.

After making jenkins slaves be started after a failure by https://review.rdoproject.org/r/15821, it turns out that some environment variables used by jobs (CICO_API_KEY and RSYNC_PASSWORD) are not passed on to the Jenkins process.

I have updated the cron job locally and tested it, and the environment variables are now shown on the slave information page. I will monitor the next run to make sure it behaves as expected.