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  1. The core Docker template editor (dockerMan) is part of Unraid’s built-in code. There is no clean public plugin hook that lets you intercept every environment variable field, resolve op:// references on the fly while the user is filling out the form, and keep the reference stored in the template while injecting the value only at create/update time. To get true “type op://... in the Value field and it just works” behaviour you would need one of: Deep (and fragile) patching/monkey-patching of the template PHP/JS A completely parallel “Secrets-aware Add/Edit Container” UI that bypasses the stock form Cooperation from Lime Technology to add an official secrets provider interface Alternatives, which I am really not sure if I am happy with personally would be a plugin that somehow expands on the Compose Manager Plus plugin. And have op run wrap the docker compose and I think there could be something there to explore. This is not ideal. The best scenario would be built in secrets manager support for different password managers.
  2. It is unfortunate that native 1Password is not supported when setting up containers on docker in Unraid. It would be nice if the env variables would somehow support op://Infrastructure/Postgres/password as a variable and inject the secret into the container, but that is not the case.
  3. also interested in getting the NPU support for the latest intel gen2 processors. So right now the NPU won't be usable?

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