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@@ -316,20 +316,12 @@ Head over to your browser and you _should_ be able to access `https://homer.${BO
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This is a great tool to export environment variables depending on what your present working directory is, head over to their [installation guide](https://direnv.net/docs/installation.html) and don't forget to hook it into your shell!
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When this is done you no longer have to use `--kubeconfig=./kubeconfig` in your `kubectl` or `flux` commands.
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### Delete Flux GPG key
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Since there is a GPG key specifically for Flux you can remove the secret key from your personal machine.
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```sh
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gpg --delete-secret-keys "${FLUX_KEY_FP}"
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```
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When this is done you no longer have to use `--kubeconfig=./kubeconfig` in your `kubectl`, `flux` or `helm` commands.
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### VSCode SOPS extension
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[Here](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=signageos.signageos-vscode-sops)'s a neat little plugin for those using VSCode.
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It will automatically decrypt you SOPS secrets when you click on the file in the editor and encrypt them when you save the file.
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[VSCode SOPS](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=signageos.signageos-vscode-sops) is a neat little plugin for those using VSCode.
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It will automatically decrypt you SOPS secrets when you click on the file in the editor and encrypt them when you save and exit the file.
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### :point_right: Debugging
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