This documentation change explains how to provide a private key directly (rather than a file path) and provides examples for two common scenarios; using environment variables or Rails Credentials.
N.B. The very next section on PartnerApplications also talks about private key paths. I considered adding a "nod" back to this section from there but didn't want to distract from the main point. Might be helpful for those who aren't reading the README sequentially though.
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https://github.com/waynerobinson/xeroizer/issues/338 was closed without being implemented. https://github.com/waynerobinson/xeroizer/issues/80 previously provided a workaround to the same underlying problem/question.
This documentation change explains how to provide a private key directly (rather than a file path) and provides examples for two common scenarios; using environment variables or Rails Credentials.
N.B. The very next section on
PartnerApplications also talks about private key paths. I considered adding a "nod" back to this section from there but didn't want to distract from the main point. Might be helpful for those who aren't reading the README sequentially though.