Hi @ChrisAubuchon
first and foremost , terrific work , this makes it more fun to interact with the consul ACL.
however, i'm still concerned that the content of the token may still persist in the shell history with the --token option.
It is possible to add a --token-file option , so the token could be submitted more securely as in a docker run command using the --env-file option: docker run --env-file /etc/token
Hi @ChrisAubuchon first and foremost , terrific work , this makes it more fun to interact with the consul ACL.
however, i'm still concerned that the content of the token may still persist in the shell history with the --token option.
It is possible to add a --token-file option , so the token could be submitted more securely as in a docker run command using the --env-file option: docker run --env-file /etc/token
Thanks.