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direnv-1password discussion
direnv-1password reviews and mentions
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Ask HN: How do you share and sync .env files and secrets with your team
I'm currently using direnv + 1password + https://github.com/tmatilai/direnv-1password. `direnv` to load shell environment dynamically upon entering a directory. It can load static .env files, but can also source shell scripts to load envvars.
1password is the company password manager. It has shared 'vaults' where a team can share secrets with one another. They can thus be used for authorization, who can access which secrets.
direnv-1password is a plugin for direnv that will load secrets from 1password into envvars. With this, upon entering a project, you'll be asked to unlock 1password (using yubi or fingerprint scan) and it'll fetch the needed secrets from the project.
This way secrets secrets are not easily readable from your disk, like they would with .env files.
Other password managers likely have similar tooling for direnv. Though I don't know whether it'll be this convenient.
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Ask HN: How To: Store and share passwords in a company?
Most services are connected through SSO, so those won't have passwords and are automatically shut down when the user leaves the company.
All employees also have a 1password account for which we can store individual passwords for the services that are not connected through SSO.
For some services we only have a single token/service account which we need to share within the team. Often they were stored in a `.env` file, but that tend to be a burden for onboarding and quite a bit of maintenance for each individual.
Within my current team we share them using direnv and https://github.com/tmatilai/direnv-1password. Nothing gets stored on disk, they are loaded into the shell on-the-fly. Developers use their fingerprint to unlock 1password whenever they enter the project directory to load the secrets.
People leaving the team does still require manual password rotation, but at least not everyone in the team needs to update their `.env` file this way.
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tmatilai/direnv-1password is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of direnv-1password is Shell.
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