Open giorgiga opened 1 year ago
Another use case: I tried to store the key in AWS Secret Manager, it doesn't support files but plain text.
I found the solution. You can transform the input to base64:
openssl base64 -in [input path] -out [output path]
And to decode it:
openssl base64 -d -in [input path] -out [output path]
Having
git crypt export
produce ASCII keys (eg. with base64) would help in the managing and sharing of keys, as one could store/transmit them them as text without worries (eg. add them to password managers without requiring support for attachments)