providers.azure.timeout, providers.databricks.timeout and
providers.repos.timeout override providers.timeout for that provider's
requests; --timeout still sets them all. lazysecrets share, which reads
a key and repo files, waits the longest of them.
icons, sourcesView, collapseGroups, loadDelay and expiryWarningDays move
under ui; revealTimeout, hideOnBlur and clipboardClear under values;
cache and history under storage; timeout under providers. share is now
sharing, in the config and in a repo's .lazysecrets.yaml.
updates.autoCheck (was updateCheck) and updates.updateSources (was
releases) sit together with updates.autoCheckInterval, a duration (24h
by default) for how often lazysecrets looks for a newer release on its
own.
Without roots in the config, repos are found under whichever of ~/git,
~/repo, ~/repos, ~/projects, ~/code, ~/source and ~/src exist. Missing
ones cost a stat each. A root that's a symlink to another is scanned
once, and a repo under two roots keeps the first one's name.
Reviewed-on: #57
Co-authored-by: Karl-Einar Bergstrøm <karl-einarb@outlook.com>
`e` on the status pane (`0`) opens your config file, as in lazygit's status panel. The status footer shows it as `e edit config`. There's no global key. It opens the config the same way `e` opens a local file:
- inside nvim, in that nvim (lazysecrets quits);
- otherwise in `$VISUAL` or `$EDITOR`, coming back after;
- otherwise in the system's default app.
It opens the first config file: your own, also when `--config` layers several. A config that doesn't exist yet is created with a comment linking to its docs. Closing the editor says "restart lazysecrets to use it", since the config is read at startup.
Docs: keys.md (status pane) and config.md. Tested: the default app with a new config, nvim with an existing one left unchanged, the restart message, and the footer.
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Reviewed-on: #55
Co-authored-by: Karl-Einar Bergstrøm <karl-einarb@outlook.com>
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