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[ENHANCEMENT] Make it possible to override show.autoclip
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With this change is now possible to use `--alsoclip=false` on the command line to override the `show.autoclip` set in the config file. Signed-off-by: Fabio Alessandro Locati <me@fale.io>
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Summary of Changes
This pull request enhances the show
command to allow overriding the show.autoclip
configuration option from the command line. Specifically, it introduces the --alsoclip
flag to control whether the password should be automatically copied to the clipboard, regardless of the show.autoclip
setting in the config file. This provides more flexibility for users who want to temporarily disable or enable autoclipping without modifying their global configuration.
Highlights
- Enhancement: Adds the
--alsoclip
flag to override theshow.autoclip
config setting. - Configuration Override: Allows users to control autoclipping behavior from the command line.
Changelog
- internal/action/show.go
- Introduces logic to prioritize the
--alsoclip
flag over theshow.autoclip
config setting (lines 54-55). - Modifies the condition for copying the password to the clipboard to use
IsAlsoClip(ctx)
instead of directly checkingconfig.Bool(ctx, "show.autoclip")
(line 219). - Removes redundant check for
config.Bool(ctx, "show.autoclip")
inshowGetContent
function (line 277).
- Introduces logic to prioritize the
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Code Review
This pull request enhances the show
command by allowing users to override the show.autoclip
configuration option via the --alsoclip
command-line flag. This provides more flexibility in controlling whether the secret is automatically copied to the clipboard. The changes seem reasonable and address the intended functionality.
Merge Readiness
The changes in this pull request seem to address the intended functionality and provide a useful enhancement. I did not find any critical or high severity issues. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
Signed-off-by: Fabio Alessandro Locati <me@fale.io>
Test failed for the (uncorrelated) gpg error. Am I unlucky or this is becoming more frequent? |
Signed-off-by: Fabio Alessandro Locati <me@fale.io>
With this change is now possible to use
--alsoclip=false
on the command line to override theshow.autoclip
set in the config file.