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What do you use instead???
by 383toast 2y ago
What do you use instead???
- falconertc 2y agoTools like direnv gets .env files out of repo paths and improves things a lot. You can integrate secrets management in code, but with that there's still no getting away with the assumption that some kind of auth mechanism exists in your env
- prophesi 2y agoWouldn't direnv just mean it will now send up your .envrc file? I think what would work even better is combining direnv with pass[0] so that if it does get uploaded, it will be encrypted. ie: export SECRET_KEY=$(pass work/secret_key) [0] https://www.passwordstore.org/ https://www.passwordstore.org/
- threatofrain 2y agoOne might use a variation on the idea, like how 1Password does it. Everything in your .env is just a pointer so it's safe to commit.
- anshumankmr 2y agohashicorp vault + launch.json on VSCode
- withinboredom 2y agoboring configuration files in ~/.config