Nice use of sha256. We also use it in our .env.vault mechanism - successor to .env files.
Have you seen python-dotenv-vault - different use case than what you are doing here, but as a fellow cryptography fan, you might find it interesting intellectually:
@dotenv Very nice, I had not seen the dotenv vault functionality, it is a separate use case but it does address a challenge we have with keeping .env files in-sync across our smaller teams. I love the idea of committing encrypted environment variables to the repo with a .env.vault file and only needing to manage the DOTENV_KEY. 😃 Thanks for sharing this and amazing work on the Dotenv ecosystem! ❤️
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Nice use of sha256. We also use it in our
.env.vaultmechanism - successor to.envfiles.Have you seen python-dotenv-vault - different use case than what you are doing here, but as a fellow cryptography fan, you might find it interesting intellectually:
github.com/dotenv-org/python-doten...
@dotenv Very nice, I had not seen the dotenv vault functionality, it is a separate use case but it does address a challenge we have with keeping
.envfiles in-sync across our smaller teams. I love the idea of committing encrypted environment variables to the repo with a.env.vaultfile and only needing to manage theDOTENV_KEY. 😃 Thanks for sharing this and amazing work on the Dotenv ecosystem! ❤️