Create an etckeeper like helper program that d.rymcg.tech can use to manage the backup of .env files.
BACKUP_DIR=~/git/$(hostname)-env-backup
BACKUP_REMOTE=git@example.com:whomever/whatever.git
ROOT_DIR=~/git/vendor/enigmacurry/d.rymcg.tech
# Set ENVKEEPER_HOME so it knows where the backup is.
$ export ENVKEEPER_HOME=${BACKUP_DIR}
# Initialize the backup
$ envkeeper init ${BACKUP_DIR}
# Use embedded git to add a remote (or run any git command):
$ envkeeper git remote add origin ${BACKUP_REMOTE}
# Only have to add files once to track them forever:
$ envkeeper add ${ROOT_DIR}/whoami/.env_test-default
# Add arbitrary metadata to the next commit (ie JSON or whatever) :
$ envkeeper meta '{"d.rymcg.tech": { "git": { "head": "XXXX" } }}'
# Commit will git add, and commit all changes to all previously added .env files.
$ envkeeper commit "Making a commit to env keeper repo"
# Push changes
$ envkeeper push
Create new variables in the root d.ry .env file:
ENVKEEPER_ENABLED true or false to enable envkeeper for this context.
ENVKEEPER_HOME path to the backup directory.
Create a hook for make install so that it calls envkeeper add, envkeeper commit, and envkeeper push automatically, but only if ENVKEEPER_ENABLED is true.
Create an etckeeper like helper program that d.rymcg.tech can use to manage the backup of .env files.
Create new variables in the root d.ry .env file:
ENVKEEPER_ENABLED
true or false to enable envkeeper for this context.ENVKEEPER_HOME
path to the backup directory.Create a hook for
make install
so that it callsenvkeeper add
,envkeeper commit
, andenvkeeper push
automatically, but only ifENVKEEPER_ENABLED
istrue
.