Released version 1.4.1 of #SeekretService, a simple service for securely accessing #KeePass databases, e. g. from the #cli like #envrc or #direnv.

👉 https://github.com/michix/seekret-service

*Changes:*

- (Fix) Unnecessary Updates because auf fake changes probably caused by OneDrive

BREAKING NEWS: You can now install it via Homebrew tap `michix/homebrew-tap`!

Available for #Linux, #Windows and #MacOS.

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@Jdm2 my setup:
distro: #nixos
shell: #fishshell
env management: #direnv + #nix devshells
history: #atuin
project manager: #cargo
file manager: #yazi
editor: #HelixEditor
lsp: #rustanalyzer + #clippy lints
fmt: #rustfmt
spell ceck: #languagetool
vcs: #git + #gitui (TUI) + #sourcehut

https://git.sr.ht/~sntx/hive

#nix #direnv soft cache reset
`nix develop -c true && cd - && cd -`
PSA til

I would like to contribute Seekret Service to #homebrew in order to make it easier to install it.

#SeekretService is a simple service for securely accessing #KeePass databases, e. g. from the #cli with #envrc or #direnv -- a useful #DevOps #tool for many:

https://github.com/michix/seekret-service

However, the project is missing stars, watchers, and forks. Sooo, it would be great if you could donate stars, forks, or just watch the project in order to meet the requirements imposed by homebrew.

Thank you🙏

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Released version 1.4.0 of #SeekretService, a simple service for securely accessing #KeePass databases, e. g. from the #cli like #envrc or #direnv.

👉 https://github.com/michix/seekret-service

*Changes:*

- (Feature) Adds the HTTP header X-Seekret-Source, which optionally provides a string to identify the source of the request.
This header is also used by ssh-agent.
- (Fix) Corrects non-working pasting into password field on MacOS.
- (Chore) Updates dependencies.

Available for #Linux, #Windows and #MacOS.

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#lorri has now been transliterated to golang, and first improvements this unlocks are already on the way.

For example, you won’t need to install #direnv separately anymore, since we can vendor in the shell hook generators. This will also give us new ways of showing changes to the environment as your nix code changes.

Please try it out and report any bugs you find, I probably missed some :)

nix run git+https://github.com/nix-community/lorri

#nixos #nix

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Released version 1.3.1 of #SeekretService, a simple service written in #Rust for securely accessing #KeePass databases, e. g. from the #cli like #envrc or #direnv.

👉 https://github.com/michix/seekret-service

*Changes:*

- (Fix) Obtains private key for `ssh_agent` always from core service instead of keeping it in an unencrypted cache (with Opus 4.6).
- (Fix) macOS password dialog returns typed input on Cancel instead of empty string.
- (Chore) Updates dependencies.

Available for #Linux, #Windows and #MacOS.

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Set up my first #nixflake for use with #direnv (used from #nushell) -- and once it all clicks its a thing of beauty.
So tonight I found out about direnv. How did I not know about this handy tool before? So, so unbelievably useful #direnv
New blog post > Migrating from asdf and direnv to mise | Masutaka's ChangeLog Memo https://masutaka.net/en/2026-03-29-1/ #mise #asdf #direnv #emacs
Migrating from asdf and direnv to mise

For managing versions of development tools like Ruby and Node.js, I had gone through *env tools like rbenv and nodenv , then switched to asdf in 2019. For environment variable management, I had been using direnv since even earlier—2014. Recently, a tool called mise has been gaining attention. I wasn’t particularly having issues, but out of curiosity and the motivation to reduce the number of tools—since I heard mise also has direnv-like functionality—I decided to make the switch. My environment is macOS.

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