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In any collection, there are secrets that need to be managed. These secrets can be anything such as API keys, passwords, or tokens. A common practice is to store these secrets in environment variables. There are two ways in which developers share bruno collections:
  • Check-in the collection folder to source control (like git)
  • Export the collection to a file and share it
In both these cases we want to ensure that the secrets are stripped out of the collection before it is shared.
Bruno stores secrets on your local machine. The location depends on the OS. The secrets are encrypted using OS level encryption when available or falls back to AES256 encryption.

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Solution

Bruno offers three (3) approaches to manage secrets in collections.