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The use case is,that I have a password stored in a secret file for e.g. my murmur server, which I will rotate on a regular basis.
However, I have no need for to decrypt it before I change the content of the file, I just want to overwrite it, like it was a completely new file.
It would be nice, if it was possible to do with the CLI agenix provides.
I realise that a current workaround would just be to rename tho file, or delete it before using the -e option.
I would expect it to work as follows:
agenix --overwrite murmur-password.age
Open editor/copy from stdin
If input is non-zero, then overwrite, otherwise keep existing file.
Could that maybe be of interest?
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The use case is,that I have a password stored in a secret file for e.g. my murmur server, which I will rotate on a regular basis.
However, I have no need for to decrypt it before I change the content of the file, I just want to overwrite it, like it was a completely new file.
It would be nice, if it was possible to do with the CLI agenix provides.
I realise that a current workaround would just be to rename tho file, or delete it before using the
-e
option.I would expect it to work as follows:
agenix --overwrite murmur-password.age
Could that maybe be of interest?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: