It would be nice if the documentation would how sheesy differentiates itself from a git-crypt.

So far as I can see currently:

• No integration with git
• No support for simple AES key encryption

Maybe it doesn't make sense to compare sheesy to a tool like git-crypt in the first place, since the scopes are somewhat different, if so I apologize! I think that sheezy could be super

Feature: Well written, clear and formatted documentation.

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Currently, Most of the configuration files and yml files have well put variable names and functionality. Unfortunately, explaining each choice and option has not been done well enough and what has been written, is written by a mathematics researcher with her very little experience in writing nicely formatted d

Files output by the tool do not maintain YAML comments.

One consequence is that trying to mask jinja code using comments will result in the jinja being stripped from the resulting file. As the tool will not parse files with naked jinja using comments would be the only good way to preserve it.

something like this should be allowed:

foo:
# {%- if grains['envtype'] == 'dev' %}
    bar