The problem :
We are working in a team of 10 developers, we are building an API, we are using a lot of environment variables which varies from ac...
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Hey! My team and I have just launched Envault, the service which solves this exact problem!
We would love to hear your feedback! Thanks.
Damn sexy man, This is what I was looking for. But right when I land on the page, it feels like it would be awesome. Looking forward to testing it.
I will give it a try this weekend.
Does it support another language beside PHP?
Yeah, you ou can now use Envault to sync any .env file, with our new NPX CLI. Laravel, October CMS, Symfony, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript... you name it, if it uses a .env file, we can handle it. No extra installation is required, only Node.js on your computer.
how can I do this? I've tried several times, can you help me?
Hey there!
I'm the co-founder and CEO of Infisical; we're working on a simple, end-to-end encrypted solution to sync .env files — it takes 3 minutes to set up and enables devs to automatically pull and inject environment variables into their local processes by changing their start/dev scripts.
It also supports push/pull commands if you wish to keep using .env files :)
Check it out!
Wow, this product is absolutely awesome! :)
I wouldn't put the secrets on GitHub, even in a secret gist. Why not using a shared password manager account? Something like 1Password or LastPass
I found this repository here build recently, It solves this problem
This is a bit adjacent to the tool I’ve been building, but the duplication problem feels very familiar.
local.env is an OSS project for synchronizing local development env values across a team without passing plaintext env files around. It doesn’t currently try to manage arbitrary Insomnia environments or production credentials.
What I’m still figuring out is where the line should be between “developer environment state” and broader environment/config management.
The workflow described in this discussion is useful context for that, so I’d be curious whether a repo-driven local sync model would help at all here:
github.com/mithatakbulut/local.env
Hey! My team had this issue so I decided to build a cloud based solution, it's in Alpha at the moment but updates are being made nightly.
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