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Tools 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 gett
by falconertc 2y ago
Tools 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/