Avoid storing sensitive data (passwords) in config file by default

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Avoid storing sensitive data (passwords) in config file by default #20

Closed omarkohl closed 8 years ago

omarkohl commented 8 years ago

Storing the information is still possible (with the --save-passwords option). If the information is already present in the config file (as would be the case for people upgrading) then nothing changes.

The commit message of the last commit explains in detail what different usage scenarios are and how this change affects users.

I can adapt the README.rst file but since this is a change that in some way changes the default behaviour I would like to get feedback on your thoughts first.

kraiz commented 8 years ago

Well done, good upgrade strategy. Add some hints on this to the README and i'll merge it soon!

omarkohl commented 8 years ago

I'm closing this pull request because it is superseded by #21