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I use autoenv and a `./scripts` directory. So my .env file just “includes” (automatically via autoenv) what’s in my scripts directory along with setting any en
by robbywashere_ 3y ago
I use autoenv and a `./scripts` directory.
So my .env file just “includes” (automatically via autoenv) what’s in my scripts directory along with setting any environment variables when I’m jumping around my shell. Therefore I can just write a function like “dbup” or “devstart” and have those locally aliased to whatever they summon in the current project
- trallnag 3y agoThat's basically what I use Taskfile for. And ensuring that things are always executed starting in the root of the repository.