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You can also just supply defaults that can be locally overriden.. Benefit is they are reviewable in the same PR that adds the code depending on them..
by Rapzid 3y ago
You can also just supply defaults that can be locally overriden.. Benefit is they are reviewable in the same PR that adds the code depending on them..
- throw1234651234 3y agoYou can't keep secrets in code most of the time.
- Rapzid 3y agoUsually not big secrets. I do and have done both and a blend. Secrets for external services needed in dev usually in parameter store. Kinda depends on the existing work flow. There is so much to do you should be tackling problems that move the needle and chip away at small stuff, pet peeve stuff in smaller time-boxed increments. It depends, always it depends.