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| Gus | Anyone have good patterns for decrypting "secrets" for eval-time configuration? E.g. I want to set services.caddy.virtualHosts.foo.hostName = "foo.${myTailnet}". I don't care about myTailnet being in the nix store but I would prefer that it's not plaintext in my git repo | 06:13:21 |
| Gus | I saw that maybe scalpel can solve this? | 06:13:42 |
| Gus | wondering if there is a straightforward way that people recommend :) | 06:14:03 |
| 9 Feb 2025 |
 LordKekz | Nix doesn't have eval-time secrets. But if you just want to avoid putting some variables in a public repo, you can make a separate private repo on your git forge of choice and add it as a flake input.
You will then need to provide credentials to the private repo, e.g. via ~/.config/nix/nix.conf. | 22:21:01 |
 Alexandros Liarokapis | Redacted or Malformed Event | 23:23:30 |
| Alexandros Liarokapis | * If doing that be careful if you are in a multi-user setup | 23:23:40 |
