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##Using Helm Repositories in a Codefresh pipeline
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Once you have set up Helm integrations in Codefresh, you caninject single or multiple Helm repository contexts into your pipelines.
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Select the**Import from shared configuration** option in the "Environment Variables" section, and then select the Helm repository or Helm repositories toinject into the pipeline.
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The repository settings areinjected as environment variables into the pipeline so you canusethemasyou wish.
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Once you have set up Helm integrations in Codefresh, you canimport single or multiple Helm repository contexts into your pipelines.
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Select the**Import from shared configuration** option in the "Environment Variables" section, and then select the Helm repository or Helm repositories toimport into the pipeline.
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The repository settings areimported as environment variables into the pipeline, touse asneeded.
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If you are using the Helm step, the step uses the Helm repository context's settings to automatically connect to your authenticated repository.
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If the pipeline has multiple Helm repository contexts, then you must specify the primaryrepsoitory context.
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If the pipeline has multiple Helm repository contexts, then you must specify the primaryrepository context.
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For more info on the Codefresh Helm step, see[Using Helm in Codefresh pipelines]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/new-helm/using-helm-in-codefresh-pipeline/).
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1. Click the**Variables** tab on the right sidebar, and then click the**Settings** (gear) icon.
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1. Click**Import from shared configuration**, and select the Helm context or contexts to import into the pipeline:
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* To import a single context, select the context. The`CF_HELM_DEFAULT` is thedefaultHelmrep provided by Codefresh. See also[shared configuration]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/configure-ci-cd-pipeline/shared-configuration/).
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* To import a single context, select the context. The`CF_HELM_DEFAULT` is the Helmrepo provided by Codefresh. See also[shared configuration]({{site.baseurl}}/docs/configure-ci-cd-pipeline/shared-configuration/).
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* To import multiple contexts, select each context to import.
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set_file | optional | Set values from the respective files specified by the command line in `key=value` format. To specify multiple key-value pairs, separate them with commas.