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The configuration file used by pycloudlib contains secrets. It would be convenient if pycloudlib optionally integrated with a password manager, such as bitwarden (which has a snap) to manage these secrets.
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Can you give a few details as to what this integration would look like?
I don't have much in mind. Maybe pycloudlib could check for the presence of bw prior to using pycloudlib.toml and then use an API key to get the required credential. It looks like the CLI outputs json.
The CLI provides the ability to retrieve individual usernames / password as well as files - so it could just get a file or multiple files depending on the cloud - or it could try to map individual values from pycloudlib.toml - though that sounds complicated and messy to impliment.
The configuration file used by pycloudlib contains secrets. It would be convenient if pycloudlib optionally integrated with a password manager, such as bitwarden (which has a snap) to manage these secrets.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: