Hi all! I am trying to clean up the environment settings for my Typescript monorepo, it’s unclear to me how best to approach this without introducing a lot of duplication. Some environment variables are shared across one or more packages; other environment variables are specific to a particular package. Should this be modeled as one project, or several? This seems like a common enough problem that someone must have come up with a solution. I would love to use Doppler, it looks great in all other respects but I need to figure this out in order for it to be a viable solution. Any ideas / input appreciated!!
Hi @btakashi !
You could reference secrets from a global vault project for example, if you want to avoid duplication and be able to change once and apply everywhere automatically 
About monorepo best practices, here’s a thread about it :
Example configuration :
# doppler.yaml
setup:
- project: frontend
config: dev
path: frontend/
- project: backend
config: dev
path: backend/
