Open markusressel opened 4 years ago
What's been working for me is making sure each entry name is unique in bw. For example, SiteA (root)
for the entry with the root username and SiteA (matt)
for the entry with the matt username. Not the most glamorous way to do it, but it works, and doesn't break functionality elsewhere (like in browser extensions). Either way you have to specify which username you want at some point, whether it's in the name of the entry or through some sort of search command 🤷
@c0sco thx for the response.
I thought about including the username in the title, and that is probably how I will do it, but it requires two bitwarden entity fields to be synchronized manually (the name
and the username
field). I know, it is not that big of a hassle, but it is error prone and, well, redundant. Including some kind of filtering logic to this module could be of value imho (maybe also in other situations).
Makes sense! Unfortunately I don't have much time these days to contribute to this project, but we can definitely keep this issue open in case someone else is able to come up with a good solution.
Hi there, really great module!
On some sites I have stored passwords in Bitwarden for multiple users (f.ex.
root
as well asmarkus
). Is there a way to add some kind of filter to thelookup
call in a template, to specify this? If not, would it be possible to add something like this, or can I do this using other ansible magic in a simple way?Thx!