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In order to rotate a key that's stored in CircleCI env vars, you'll need:
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1. A GitHub user (preferably a dedicated machine-user, rather than a human user)
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1. A GitHub machine user (**not a human user**)
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with write access to the GitHub repository that the CircleCI project is linked to.
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2. A CircleCI API key for the GitHub user, which can be generated by logging in
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to [circleci.com](circleci.com) as the user, then creating a [personal API token](https://circleci.com/account/api).
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3. Auth to actually perform the rotation operation with whichever cloud provider
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3. An env var set on the project in CircleCI.
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4. Auth to actually perform the rotation operation with whichever cloud provider
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you're using. This will require a service-account or user (with the cloud-provider you're rotating with) that has the required set of permissions. Then, auth will
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need to be given to `cloud-key-rotator` (usually in the form of a .json file or
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