If you don't use configuration management tools (Chef, Puppet, etc), you can store them in Gists, Confluence, or similar documentation products. Also you can provide a default eg .env.default that can be used as a prototype with basic values (local env URL, local service configs, etc). At the very least, the default/template can list out the env variables that the app supports in any given commit.
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If you don't use configuration management tools (Chef, Puppet, etc), you can store them in Gists, Confluence, or similar documentation products. Also you can provide a default eg
.env.defaultthat can be used as a prototype with basic values (local env URL, local service configs, etc). At the very least, the default/template can list out the env variables that the app supports in any given commit.