Yes, that could be appropriate. Access is per-repo, so if you have enough secret...

		paulddraper on May 10, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Git-secret – store private data in a Git repo Yes, that could be appropriate. Access is per-repo, so if you have enough secrets and disparate interested parties, the number of required repos could make a dedicated alternative far more manageable.