You're right.
Two alternatives possible, whether to add a '--password' global option allowing you to provide your password at runtime, or to implement https://github.com/tmc/keyring.
What do you think? Any other alternatives to suggest?
Two alternatives possible, whether to add a '--password' global option allowing you to provide your password at runtime, or to implement https://github.com/tmc/keyring.
What do you think? Any other alternatives to suggest?
proposing the env variable passphrase means a lot of people will put the password <in clear, plain text> in their .zshrc, .bashrc, you name it