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At this point, we have local and remote repositories working well and stably; it's now time to introduce credential rotation, where we create new credentials on a lifetime/half-life basis and make use of the remote repository support (where used) to redistribute the credentials.
Overdue by 11 year(s)•Due by June 28, 2014•1/2 issues closedBy this point, we support remote repository storage and retrieval. In order to achieve this, credulous must be able to: * add and commit credentials to a local git repo * encrypt credentials using all available public keys for the appropriate user as hosted by github * push to remote repos * pull and merge changes from remote repos, resolving any conflicts as necessary There's an optional part in here about initializing and creating remote repo relationships -- thinking about how "hand holdy" we want to be.
Overdue by 11 year(s)•Due by June 14, 2014•0/2 issues closedAt this milestone, we are comfortable telling the world that credulous is: - easily installed - robust - stable from a data format perspective (no breaking changes to the at rest format) - able to store and retrieve credentials against a local, non version controlled store In other words, ready for general use without git integration.
Overdue by 11 year(s)•Due by May 31, 2014•10/10 issues closedIn this milestone, all things are rosy. Unicorns abound, there are rainbows and all the hard things are made of tasty, tasty chocolate. Also, there is beer and you never get hangovers.
Overdue by 10 year(s)•Due by December 25, 2014•0/2 issues closed