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I'm just getting started using this and following the instructions it says:
Make a directory to store secrets and secrets.nix file for listing secrets and their public keys
So i created a secrets directory and put my secrets.nix in there. (Also using this as a reference.
On first run i get the following:
error: path '/home/[user]/source/dotfiles/secrets.nix' does not exist
I realised what was wrong and cded into the secrets dir and it ran correctly but it might be worth mentioning in the install doc for new users that this is needed.
For bonus points i noticed there is an environment variable called RULES to specify the file location but there isn't a command line argument like there is for the other parameters. It would be great to have this too.
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It would be great if there was more flexibility around this. Currently using the git submodules 'hack' from #266 in order to hide my age encrypted files in a public repo.
Together with what's being mentioned in FiloSottile/age#578 making the secrets directory configurable would be a great addition.
This would also help with reproducibility as one of the upsides of using git with my secrets is that when I checkout older commits, my secrets are also exactly the way they were in that moment.
I'm just getting started using this and following the instructions it says:
So i created a
secrets
directory and put mysecrets.nix
in there. (Also using this as a reference.On first run i get the following:
I realised what was wrong and
cd
ed into thesecrets
dir and it ran correctly but it might be worth mentioning in the install doc for new users that this is needed.For bonus points i noticed there is an environment variable called
RULES
to specify the file location but there isn't a command line argument like there is for the other parameters. It would be great to have this too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: