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New feature request I've noticed. Instead of a defaults file with safe values for CI/CD systems, I would much more often like to be able to inject secrets such as API Keys through environment variables.
Parsing the environment for prefixed environment variables (something like SECRETS_NAME_OF_SECRET) to merge over top of the defaults and merging all of the mappings sensibly before injecting would be insanely helpful for CI/CD systems that also handle deployment to beta testing and the like.
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I'm working on something similar to this idea now, probably as a mashup between some ideas from this project and some from https://github.com/uzzu/dotenv-gradle, but it's a hobby project for now, so I don't really have any target for completion yet.
New feature request I've noticed. Instead of a defaults file with safe values for CI/CD systems, I would much more often like to be able to inject secrets such as API Keys through environment variables.
Parsing the environment for prefixed environment variables (something like SECRETS_NAME_OF_SECRET) to merge over top of the defaults and merging all of the mappings sensibly before injecting would be insanely helpful for CI/CD systems that also handle deployment to beta testing and the like.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: