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ruffsl programming.dev ruffsl@programming.dev
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hallettj leminal.space hallettj@leminal.space
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I've been finding secretspec very helpful in my current project. I put secrets in 1Password, and have secretspec configured to use a 1Password service account. It does the right thing both in production and in local development.
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