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I am browsing docs at https://docs.doppler.com https://docs.doppler.com and I noticed that in all your examples you do not authenticate even though this is need
by LittlePeter 6y ago
I am browsing docs at https://docs.doppler.com https://docs.doppler.com and I noticed that in all your examples you do not authenticate even though this is needed when interacting with doppler. In most examples the required authentication is not even one extra line of code. Why would you leave that out?
I have an OCD where I want the examples to be complete, sorry for that. Otherwise the service looks interesting.
It seems that the main doppler product is not end-to-end encrypted, is that correct?
- bvallelunga 6y agoThis is great feedback! I have updated the docs to show a placeholder token. You are correct, the main Doppler product is not end-to-end encrypted. We use tokenization instead to secure the data. Here's a link that goes more in-depth on how that works: https://docs.doppler.com/docs/security-fact-sheet https://docs.doppler.com/docs/security-fact-sheet
- alvarlagerlof 6y agoPlease do not call that OCD