Safe v0.0.10

New Features

• safe now writes a small ~/.svtoken file for other
  applications (like [Spruce][1]) to use without having to
  understand the ~/.saferc file format.
• safe now understands the vault subcommand, allowing users to
  hook up targets in ~/.saferc to the vault cli.

Bug Fixes

• safe no longer requires the ~/.vault-token file to be set.
• safe now correctly uses the tokens listed in ~/.saferc when
  connecting to the targeted vault.

Safe v0.0.9

Bug Fixes

• Strip trailing newline from values read via normal prompts,
  to ensure that LDAP authentication works properly.

Safe v0.0.8

New Features

• Targets - safe can now bounce between any number of
  Vaults easily, without getting the wires crossed.
• Authentication - safe auth now handles the authentication
  against the Vault (using either token, Github or LDAP backends)
• The new safe env sub-command exists to help troubleshoot
  auth/targeting issues.
• New safe paste sub-command is just like safe set, except it
  never asks for confirmation of what you just pasted from
  1password.

Safe v0.0.7

Bug Fixes

Fix versioning problem / Github Release issues in pipeline

Safe v0.0.6

New Features

• New safe help command to get help right there, in your
  terminal! HT/@geofffranks

Safe v0.0.5

Test Release Notes (please ignore)

Safe v0.0.4

New Features

safe tree now defaults to listing all of secret/ if no arguments are specified.

"Bug" Fixes

Concourse build pipeline fixed after upgrade to 0.74.0. :/

Safe v0.0.3

New Features

New tree subcommand for printing a hierarchical listing of all
of the reachable paths.

New paths subcommand for printing a flat listing of all of the
reachable paths (fully-qualified).

New export and import subcommands for exporting and
re-importing (bulk read / write) of entire subtrees, possibly from
different Vaults.

Safe v0.0.2

Enhancements

There is now a new prompt sub-command that prints out messages.
It can be used in long pipeline chains to provide some direction to the
end user about what is coming next ("now enter RabbitMQ creds")

safe now honors the $VAULT_SKIP_VERIFY environment variable,
and will skip TLS certificate verification when so directed.

The set operation now prints the "fixed" values to the screen, so that if
you call something like this:

safe set secret/creds username=opsadmin password

it will prompt for the password subkey after it has printed out that the
associated username is "opsadmin".

Bug Fixes

Terminating an interactive session now properly re-sets the ECHO
terminal property, so you can tell what you are typing again.

Safe v0.0.1

Initial Release

This is the first public release of safe, a Vault CLI.