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Use direnv and .envrc for processing environment variables #3

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nottrobin opened this issue Sep 16, 2019 · 1 comment
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Use direnv and .envrc for processing environment variables #3

nottrobin opened this issue Sep 16, 2019 · 1 comment
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Instead of dotrun.toml
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@nottrobin nottrobin changed the title Read environment variables from .env file instead of dotrun.toml Read environment variables from .env or .envrc file instead of dotrun.toml Sep 17, 2019
@nottrobin nottrobin changed the title Read environment variables from .env or .envrc file instead of dotrun.toml Use direnv and .envrc for processing environment variables Sep 17, 2019
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We've decided not to use direnv because it is not just a place for setting environment variables, it's effectively a full shell script. This introduces security concerns - direnv/direnv#520.

What we really want is a dumb place to put environment variables, so we'll just use python-dotenv.

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