Add a Docker credential for cloud sandboxes

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Store a Docker credential for workloads that need Docker access. This is separate from signing your application in: the application's access token authenticates SDK calls, while this exchange stores a credential for sandboxes.

You need an authenticated client and a fresh Docker OpenID Connect identity token for the same identity. The example accepts that identity token; it does not perform the sign-in that issues it.

Exchange the token

Pass the identity token to the identity collection. The service stores the resulting credential as secrets/docker, replacing its previous value. It returns no credential material.

Treat the identity token as single-use. If you lose the response, obtain a new identity token before trying again. Never log either token.

Use stored secrets for other workload credentials. For an automation client that needs to call the SDK, use PAT authentication instead of this exchange.

return client.identity.exchangeDockerCredential({ idToken });

import type { Sandboxes } from '@docker/sandboxes';

export async function exchangeDockerCredential(
  client: Sandboxes,
  idToken: string,
) {
  return client.identity.exchangeDockerCredential({ idToken });
}