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Integration with secrets.yml #68
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Will be great |
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@rdubya would you like to have a look at this one? |
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Rails 5 gets away from using secrets and now has a |
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I think we could add alias @smith @Darkside73 are you still interested in this? |
Rails 4.1 introduces a built-in convention for having a secrets.yml with secrets in it: http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/4_1_release_notes.html#config-secrets-yml
It would be cool if this gem did some of these things:
Rails.application.secretstoSettings.secretsI think this gem is a better overall solution to managing configuration, but if Rails is making this a thing, it would make sense to go along with it and make this gem work nicely with the new stuff.