Say I wanted to have a structure like:

/services/service_a/secret_1
/services/service_a/secret_2
/services/service_b/secret_3
/services/service_b/secret_4

Am I correct that I need to either: a. create multiple "secret syncs" - one for each service (AWS secret manager in this case), because these syncs do not support recursive sync - they can only point to one folder so I cant just tell it to sync everything under

/services/*

(poor management overhead/room for error) b. create another folder as kind of like a virtual container, and use "secret imports" to import all the secrets from all the services, and then sync THAT folder (poor devex as you have to remember to add the secret in 2 places, introduces a point of failure)

Hi Rich! This is correct. Secret syncs can only point to a single folder so there's no way to do a recursive sync across subfolders today. You'd need one sync per service folder. I'll bring the feedback about supporting recursive sync back to the team. On the note of imports, they are live links so you would only need to update them at the source, but the issue of syncs not being recursive would remain. Appreciate your feedback!