Hi folks, I'm curious why there is a requirement to store hackage credentials in plaintext in a ~/.netrc file in order to use this tool.
By comparison, travis-ci has a command-line tool that can encrypt arbitrary data like environment variables, using some hard-coded public keys owned by travis-ci.com, which allows you to store secrets in public .travis.yml files.
Hi folks, I'm curious why there is a requirement to store hackage credentials in plaintext in a
~/.netrcfile in order to use this tool.By comparison,
travis-cihas a command-line tool that can encrypt arbitrary data like environment variables, using some hard-coded public keys owned bytravis-ci.com, which allows you to store secrets in public.travis.ymlfiles.