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Are there any plans to support backing up the stored tokens in a reproducible way? (or was there something that already exists that I've missed 👀).
I would imagine traditional "backups" could be a bit too much to worry about, so another possibility is adding a CLI that could add/remove tokens and folders, so that it's still possible to get up and running quickly.
What I would imagine is something similar to:
# Create new token for user `kanielrkirby` in folder `my-folder` with secret as first argument.
tlock create "kanielrkirby/my-folder/my-token""$SECRET" -p "$PASSWORD";# Open a new YAML buffer to edit each field, or open up in the TUI.
tlock edit "kanielrkirby/my-folder/my-token" -p "$PASSWORD";# Set the `length` field to 8.
tlock edit "kanielrkirby/my-folder/my-token" --length 8 -p "$PASSWORD";# Remove the token.
tlock delete "kanielrkirby/my-folder/my-token" -p "$PASSWORD";
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Are there any plans to support backing up the stored tokens in a reproducible way? (or was there something that already exists that I've missed 👀).
I would imagine traditional "backups" could be a bit too much to worry about, so another possibility is adding a CLI that could add/remove tokens and folders, so that it's still possible to get up and running quickly.
What I would imagine is something similar to:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: