Releases: EruEri/ocithare
Releases · EruEri/ocithare
v0.15.1
v0.15.0
CHANGELOG
- [cithare-add]:
- Add yes/no flags to answer yes/no to cithare-add questions.
- Change the replace behaviour.
- -r -> -R (replace or add)
- -r (Replace only if an entry is matched)
- misc : change some prompts formating.
- [cithare-generate-password]:
- Exclude space by default.
- Add --space option to re-enable it.
v0.14.1
v0.14.0
Changelog
- [new subcommand: cithare-info]
- [cithare-export]: Fix write to xclip if the password contains an '
- [cithare-show]:
- Hide all fields by default
- Remove option (display-time)
- add options to display each field
- add a first line
- [cithare-generate-password]: Ensure if possible that at least one ocurrence of the selected charset exist.
v0.13.0
CHANGELOG
- [misc: cithare exit code] : Change cithare exit code
- [cithare-generate-password]: raise default password length: 8 -> 16
- [cithare-add] : remove restriction: at least username or mail must be set.
- cithare-export: field option
- cithare-update: new subcommand
- misc: install instructions
- env variable: Add
CITHARE_HOME
env variable
v0.12.0
v0.11.0-1
v0.11.0
CHANGELOG
- cithare-{delete,export}: Add name and mail options to narrow down the matching:
- Add options to narrows down the matching of a password
- Use Set instead of List (still stored as a list in a json)
- Check if no entry match before adding
- Fix CITHARE_SAVE_STATE checks
- Little code refacto
v0.9.0
Changelog
- ocithare is the rewrite of cithare, which is written in swift, in OCaml
- Breaking change with [0.8.0]
- Key encryption algorithm
- Split show subcommand:
- Export:
- option -w will now print to stdout if --paste is not present
- Previously: Do nothing
- option -w will now print to stdout if --paste is not present
- Show
- Export:
- Change option to the generate-password subcommand
- Password file is named
.citharerc
instead of.citharecf
Upgrade from 0.8.0 -> 0.9.0
- export passwords from cithare (0.8.0)
$ cithare show -o location
- Import exported passwords into cithare (0.9.0)
$ cithare init -i location