Config now tries to get the secrets from two sources: the secrets file, and environment variables with names like WHATWHAT_GITHUBTOKEN. If both are present, the environment variable takes effect. It also only errors once you actually try to get the value of a secret, rather than failing right away at load time. So for instance if you don't use the Slack module, you won't need a Slack token in your secrets/envvars.
Config now tries to get the secrets from two sources: the secrets file, and environment variables with names like
WHATWHAT_GITHUBTOKEN. If both are present, the environment variable takes effect. It also only errors once you actually try to get the value of a secret, rather than failing right away at load time. So for instance if you don't use theSlackmodule, you won't need a Slack token in your secrets/envvars.