Arguably, you always want to use secret service if possible in order to avoid storing your password in plain text, which is likely to happen when using the cli arg (history). Perhaps you should go so far as recommending it if possible. It should even work on windows and headless linux (eg wsl), with slight tweaking.
Romern
commented
3 years ago
the secret service documentation did not match the code.
https://github.com/Romern/syncMyMoodle/blob/93528b25676a4ed49cefc756975142702c9e3447/syncMyMoodle.py#L608 means that subsequently https://github.com/Romern/syncMyMoodle/blob/93528b25676a4ed49cefc756975142702c9e3447/syncMyMoodle.py#L633 is always hit when supplying a
--passwordon cli and secretservice is enabled.Arguably, you always want to use secret service if possible in order to avoid storing your password in plain text, which is likely to happen when using the cli arg (history). Perhaps you should go so far as recommending it if possible. It should even work on windows and headless linux (eg wsl), with slight tweaking.