Bolt Schedules Environment Variables

Set up environment variables for Bolt schedules (production jobs) to configure runtime settings, manage secrets, and customize your dbt™ and Python data pipelines in production.

Important Notes

• Admin access is required to add, edit, or remove these variables

• These variables are only available in Bolt schedules (production jobs)

• For development environment variables, see Code IDE Environment Variables

Configuring Bolt Schedule Variables

• From any page in the Paradime application, Click Settings

• Navigate to Workspaces > Environment Variables

• In the Bolt Schedules section, click Add New

• Configure your variable:

  • Enter Key name

  • Enter Value

  • Click Save icon (💾)

These variables will can be used in the command settings of your Bolt Schedules

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Bulk Upload Environment Variables

Instead of adding environment variables one at a time, you can upload multiple variables at once using a CSV file.

To bulk upload variables:

1. From any page in the Paradime application, click Settings

2. Navigate to Workspaces > Environment Variables

3. In the Bolt Schedules section, click Bulk Upload

4. Drag and drop your CSV file or click to select a file

5. Review and confirm the upload

Preparing your CSV file

The CSV file must have a header row with the columns "Key" and "Value". The header row should avoid containing any punctuation (apart from the commas separating each column) or the importer may not work correctly.

The "Key" and "Value" columns should NOT have spaces. Your CSV file should look like this:

Example CSV format:

Key	Value
GOOGLE_SHEETS_CLIENT_ID	app.googlecontent.com
JIRA_CLIENT_ID	e1Z5mthO8zAQqM9z8
DEV_SCHEMA_PREFIX	dev_

Environment Variable Overrides at Schedule Level

While environment variables are configured globally at the workspace level, you may need different values for specific schedules. For example, you might want to use different database connections or parameter values for production versus staging schedules.

Paradime allows you to override environment variable values at the individual schedule level, giving you flexibility without duplicating your entire configuration.

How Overrides Work

• Global defaults: Variables configured here serve as the default values for all Bolt schedules

• Schedule-level overrides: Individual schedules can override these default values

• Fallback behavior: If no override is set for a schedule, it uses the global value configured here

• Admin only: Only workspace administrators can configure overrides at the schedule level