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Whenever a password is required for your credentials, the current options for supplying it is to either directly provide it in the CLI invocation or using a .netrc file. Both of these approach have their security flaws.
Describe the solution
Ideally, whenever a password was necessary but not provided via one of the previously-supported approaches, the CLI would prompt you for a password.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The alternative to the CLI prompting for a password is to manage your shell history to remove invocations of the CLI when providing a password. Sure this works, but it's tedious, error-prone and would make demoing the CLI impossible securely.
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Describe the issue
Whenever a password is required for your credentials, the current options for supplying it is to either directly provide it in the CLI invocation or using a
.netrc
file. Both of these approach have their security flaws.Describe the solution
Ideally, whenever a password was necessary but not provided via one of the previously-supported approaches, the CLI would prompt you for a password.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The alternative to the CLI prompting for a password is to manage your shell history to remove invocations of the CLI when providing a password. Sure this works, but it's tedious, error-prone and would make demoing the CLI impossible securely.
Additional context
N/A
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: