Gives the first profile the keys it lacks, taking the secrets from the second. Two profiles of one project usually share most of their secrets, and the…
monkeys fill @profile --with @profile
Gives the first profile the keys it lacks, taking the secrets from the second.
Two profiles of one project usually share most of their secrets, and the
second is filled from the first:
monkeys fill @production --with @test
filled @production from @test: STRIPE_SECRET_KEYkept 1 @production already hadstill missing in @production: SENTRY_DSN
fill moves only the keys the target lacks and never touches a secret it
already holds, so it is safe to run twice. It names every key it moved, since
a production profile filled from test is a decision to see written down, and
it exits non-zero while anything is still missing. No secret is printed.
Inside a project the keys are the ones the file lists for the target;
elsewhere they are whatever the source holds. Either side may be another
project's profile, @bar.test, which is how a secret shared by two projects
is stored once and copied.
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