environment-secrets

To securely request environment secrets, you can prompt users directly to provide missing values instead of hardcoding them. This approach safely collects sensitive configuration data during development or production runtime.

Managing environment variables across contexts requires environment scoping to separate development and production configurations. You can view existing values, set non-sensitive data, and delete obsolete variables per environment scope.

Yes, you can delete outdated environment variables and set non-sensitive configuration values per environment scope. This satisfies deleteEnvVars and setEnvVars requirements to keep configuration contexts clean and current.

Environment scoping is needed for secret management to isolate sensitive values by context. It separates production secrets from development configurations, ensuring safe handling and preventing accidental exposure across environments.

Yes, environment secret management works without hardcoding by using viewEnvVars and requestEnvVar functions. This provides a safe interface to handle sensitive data externally, keeping secrets out of your source code.