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  1. Have global keys and config for git without log in every time you make a new project, also bumping the custom git configuration. Then you can one-click import repos from any git server configured.

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  2. When you create a custom template, we want to explore ways of making it easy for you to share it with others in your team or publicly.

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  3. It would be nice if we can store API keys in dedicated area as the only current solution is putting them in code or env variable in dev.nix, which isn't prefered, as I would prefer put the dev.nix into git along with the code. This might also help if multiple user collaboration is ever implemented, each user can have their own API keys. Thanks!

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  4. IDX now has project-specific .idx/dev.nix file, which configures the project-specific environment.

    I'd like to have a user-specific user.nix (or similar) file which would be applied on all of my own workspaces, which would not be shared to other people using my project.

    Use case: I author an open source project, which needs project level dependencies. These I'd put to .idx/dev.nix. I also have a ton of terminal and git aliases and configs that I'd like to have on my own projects, but which don't make sense in the context of my open source project.

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  5. for now, cant share to group emails or aliases. And also cant edit permissions such as edit, comment, viewer.

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  6. Sharing to a specific person's email works. Sharing to a mailing list doesn't work currently.

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