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domenkozar
768karma·158submissions·July 17, 2019
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Look at the problem statement, it's exactly the same. When I designed secretspec, I researched the space and no other tool approached secrets in such a way. Syntax of toml is almost identical, th…
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I'm really excited about what teams will build using profiles, they enable all kinds of cool things.
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We're aiming to take Nix to its most simple form, while devbox uses json for configuration. Think of devenv as systemd of developer environments.
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Yes, it does vendor all the crates to Nix store. It results into speed up in a way that if your application doesn't change, you'll just get the binary package. That's why the two interf…
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I'll reply, even though I don't like the tone the first sentance sets :) I'm not sure exactly what parts of the comment are about secrets rather than how infrastructure should be done, …
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I'm not advocating that different locations of secrets IS something we want, but rather it IS the sad state of reality. By having a secrets specification we can start working towards a future tha…
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The example is more of a way to show how to keep backwards compatibility and migration to secretspec. We hope that one day github actions would integrate secretspec more tightly, leaving aside using e…
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I hope that this will be one of the tools that allow that transition to happen those who'd like to migrate from LastPass :)
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We've removed telemetry a long time ago, see https://github.com/cachix/devenv/issues/1733 …
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We've been building https://devenv.sh for that reason, I expect more companies to go back to local development once they see DX has improved locally.…
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It would be bring less complexity using https://devenv.sh/ to provide the tooling :-)
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That was a mistake, for some reason it left a thumbs down instead of thumbs up.
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Do you have a particular in mind or does the general number bother you? It's a very ambitious project, so a lot of issues are related to either Nix or general support for each language/servi…