Can I use environment variables to manage the AUTH0_SECRET value

1. Generate a Secure `AUTH0_SECRET` Value:
- Use OpenSSL to generate a secure random string:

bash
     openssl rand -hex 32
     

2. Add the `AUTH0_SECRET` Value to Your `.env.local` File:
- Open your `.env.local` file and add the following line, replacing `YOUR_AUTH0_SECRET` with the generated value:

makefile
     AUTH0_SECRET='YOUR_AUTH0_SECRET'
     

3. Save and Restart Your Application:
- Save the changes to your `.env.local` file.
- Restart your application to ensure the new secret is used.

Here is a step-by-step example using Git Bash in VS Code:

1. Open a new terminal in VS Code.
2. Choose Bash as the terminal type.
3. Run the OpenSSL command:

bash
   openssl rand -hex 32
   

4. Copy the generated value.

5. Open your `.env.local` file and add the value:

makefile
   AUTH0_SECRET='YOUR_AUTH0_SECRET'
   

6. Save and restart your application.

This ensures that your `AUTH0_SECRET` value is secure and properly configured for your Next.js application using Auth0[1][2][3].