Release date: Apr 8, 2021
Streamlit now support Secrets management for apps deployed to Streamlit Sharing! [Read more]
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Excited for this release! Can you point to the docs on Secrets management?
Here’s a new blog post by @James that’s goes into more detail as well 
Thanks for the link to the blog post. After reading it I am still not quite clear on the difference between using st.secrets dict and ’ the root-level secrets (which) are also accessible as environment variables’ - as I understand it the values in st.secrets dict are also available as environment variables?
For context I usually use environment variables for secrets e.g. in docker or githhub actions
Either method will pass the secret securely to your app. Using the dict provides some shortcuts for common use cases (such as username and password secrets pairs), as described here.
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