Most Linux users are terminal-savvy, but this is not the case for a lot of Windows users. Also, the Windows command line interface is just annoying to work with.
It may happen that a Windows user enters the wrong password. Or maybe the user changed his password online. In that case, it's hard to issue kotnetcli.exe --forget-credentials if you can't work with a console.
Therefore, it would be nice to have a binary that will do one thing and one thing only: remove the kotnetcli credentials from the keyring. I will create a small script to do this, and compile it to an executable file.
Most Linux users are terminal-savvy, but this is not the case for a lot of Windows users. Also, the Windows command line interface is just annoying to work with.
It may happen that a Windows user enters the wrong password. Or maybe the user changed his password online. In that case, it's hard to issue
kotnetcli.exe --forget-credentials
if you can't work with a console.Therefore, it would be nice to have a binary that will do one thing and one thing only: remove the
kotnetcli
credentials from the keyring. I will create a small script to do this, and compile it to an executable file.