Releases: tkhq/tkcli
v1.1.3
Changelog
- Add ability to generate ed25519 and secp256k1 keys from the CLI using the
--curve
option - Add ability to sign Turnkey requests with these curves by pointing to previously generated ones using
--key-name=<name>
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
Full Changelog: v1.1.2...v1.1.3
v1.1.2
Changelog
- Add support for verifiable metadata (#59) -- this is surfaced as a new bundle type (
v1.0.0
bundles) - Fix to verifiable metadata logic (#61, #62)
- Add the ability to override signer quorum key (encryption/decryption)
- Add the ability to run the CLI commands against localhost
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
Full Changelog: v1.1.1...v1.1.2
v1.1.1
Changelog
- Updated Go SDK (#54)
- Bumped to Go v1.21. (#54)
- Added support for importing wallets and private keys: Check out
wallets init-import
,private-keys init-import
,encrypt
,wallets import
, andprivate-keys import
. (#54)
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
Full Changelog: v1.0.5...v1.1.1
v1.0.4
Changelog
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.0.4
v1.0.2
Changelog
Important note: this release includes #38, which enables the migration of the legacy keys folder on macOS. If applicable, we strongly recommend that users back up their keys directory before performing the migration. See PR for additional details.
Changes/fixes:
- Documentation for usability improvements (#35)
- Updated brew installation instructions (#37)
- Migrate legacy keys folder on macOS (#38)
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
v1.0.1
Changelog
Bug fixes:
- Go workspace for local development (#21)
- Fix output for JSON-encoded responses (#23)
- README example updates (#24)
- Fix
--keys-folder
to work globally (#25) - Update Go SDK to latest (#27)
- Allow host override for all commands (#31)
Installation
You can install turnkey by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew, or by running make install. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!
v1.0.0
Changelog
- #9: deterministic builds with toolchain
- #11: new namespaces and quality-of-life improvements (breaks compatibility)
- #14: new install instruction for minimal trust
- #16: toolchain update
- #19: fix toolchain,
.gitattributes
, and produces 1.0.0 binaries
Installation
You can install turnkey
by grabbing the appropriate binaries here, using brew
, or by running make install
. If you care about security, head to the main README and follow the steps to verify or even reproduce these binaries yourself!