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Hi, at the moment you can’t do this. We are starting some work on allowing you to do this, but it’s not ready yet. If you wanted to have a “global” config, you could have something like (assuming you’re using typescript, but you could do it for any of the languages) a

config.ts

that contained settings you wanted to persist across all stacks and include a reference to that. However, you wouldn’t be able to use secrets encrypted with the stack secrets provider like this