Open grzn opened 4 years ago
Thanks Guy for the feedback!
Better handling for credentials is definitely on our roadmap. One direction we are exploring is supporting storing credentials at different secret stores (e.g. remote/shared, or local like OSX keychain, Windows Credential Manager etc.), but we don’t have any plans finalized yet (will update on this ticket once we do).
What kind of a solution do you imagine?
Keychain and alike sound good, in the meantime perhaps an option to type in the password on every fetch?
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Thanks Guy for the feedback!
Better handling for credentials is definitely on our roadmap. One direction we are exploring is supporting storing credentials at different secret stores (e.g. remote/shared, or local like OSX keychain, Windows Credential Manager etc.), but we don’t have any plans finalized yet (will update on this ticket once we do).
What kind of a solution do you imagine?
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Hi Guy, Thanks for this improvement suggestion, it sounds right and we will think about it and try to address this need
Hi @ori-moisis and @tomermevorach - I wanted to check to see if any solutions for this have been implemented. Thanks!
Is most adapters we support authentication through OAuth now where the tokens stored are not as sensitive as a password which somewhat mitigated this issue (this is obviously not a full solution, just not as bad as storing a password).
we have not implemented alternative credential storages in the CLI yet.
Okay, good to know. Thank you for the quick response!
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Is most adapters we support authentication through OAuth where the tokens stored are not as sensitive as a password which somewhat mitigated this issue (this is obviously not a full solution, just not as bad as storing a password).
we have not implemented alternative credential storages in the CLI yet.
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