🤖 Fix for issue #60: Feature Request: Environment-Specific Secrets in Parent Stacks

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Summary

This pull request addresses issue #60.

Changes Made

📝 Execution Summary:
I've processed the issue and made the following changes:

I'll analyze the issue and create the necessary product management documentation. Let me start by exploring the codebase to understand the current state and the issue requirements.

Now let me examine the existing secrets management implementation more closely to understand the current architecture:

Let me read the secrets.yaml file in smaller chunks and also look at stack configuration files:

Now let me look at the placeholder resolution logic to understand how secrets are currently resolved:

Now I have a comprehensive understanding of the codebase. Let me create the product management documentation for this feature. I'll create the necessary documentation files under the correct directory structure.

Now I'll create the handoff JSON for the architect role:

Let me verify that all files were created successfully:

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Excellent! All documentation has been created successfully. Let me create a summary document to provide an overview of the complete product management work:

Perfect! Now let me provide the final handoff JSON that the system requires:

=== FORGE_HANDOFF_JSON_START===
{
"schemaVersion": 1,
"role": "product_manager",
"summary": "Completed comprehensive product requirements documentation for environment-specific secrets in parent stacks feature (Issue #60). Created detailed requirements specification, task breakdown with 6 phases and 23 tasks, and comprehensive acceptance criteria with test scenarios.",
"features": [
{
"title": "Feature: Environment-Specific Secrets in Parent Stacks",
"problem": "Current secrets management system lacks support for differentiating secrets based on deployment environments (production, staging, development) when using parent/child stack architectures. All environments must use the same secrets or require separate stack definitions, creating security risks and operational complexity.",
"scope": "Implement environment-aware secret storage and resolution within the existing repository-based secrets management system. The feature will extend the current secrets.yaml schema to support environment-specific values while maintaining full backward compatibility. Implementation includes schema version 2.0, environment context management (CLI flags, stack configuration, environment variables), environment-aware placeholder resolution, parent stack inheritance with environment context, validation and error handling, user documentation, testing, and migration tooling.

Out of scope: External secrets managers (HashiCorp Vault, AWS Secrets Manager, etc.), automated secret rotation, dynamic secret generation, cross-environment secret references, environment promotion/copying, secret versioning/history.",
"scopeGroup": "environment-specific-secrets",
"workflowType": "sequential",
"acceptanceCriteria": [
"Schema v2.0 supports multiple environments with shared secrets while maintaining backward compatibility with v1.0",
"Environment context can be specified via CLI flag (--environment), stack configuration (environment field), or environment variable (SC_ENVIRONMENT) with proper precedence order",
"Secret placeholders support implicit environment resolution (${secret:name}) and explicit environment override (${secret:name:environment})",
"Child stacks inherit environment-appropriate secrets from parent stacks based on child's environment context",
"Clear validation and error messages for missing secrets, invalid environments, and security warnings for inappropriate environment access",
"Dry-run mode shows secret resolution preview without applying changes",
"No performance degradation (<5% overhead) for existing v1.

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Related Issue

Closes #60

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