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document how git-secret uses user's keyring and the git-secret repo keyring to secure and provide access to secrets, so users understand how the keyrings work and can fix situations like #638 #699

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joshrabinowitz opened this issue Jul 1, 2021 · 1 comment

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joshrabinowitz commented Jul 1, 2021

See #553 / and #638; See also #680; it is possible for people to operate on the git-secret keyring if needed (although it is discouraged).

Edit: See also #746 where people seem to be using private keys with git-secret

@joshrabinowitz joshrabinowitz changed the title document how git-secret uses user's keyring and the git-secret repo keyring to secure and provide access to secrets, so users understand how the keyrings work and can fix situations like document how git-secret uses user's keyring and the git-secret repo keyring to secure and provide access to secrets, so users understand how the keyrings work and can fix situations like #638 Jul 1, 2021
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I think we can close this now, we have documented the two keyrings pretty well.

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