ks file add
ks file add
Adds a file to secrets
Synopsis
Adds a file to secrets.
A secret file is a file which have content that can change across environments, such as configuration files, credentials, certificates and so on.
When adding a file, you will be asked for a version of its content for all known environments – the current content will be used as default.
ks file add <path to a file> [flags]
Examples
ks file add ./config/config.exs
ks file add ./wp-config.php
ks file add ./certs/my-website.cert
# Skip the prompts
ks file add -s ./credentials.json
Options
-h, --help help for add
Options inherited from parent commands
-c, --config string config file (default is $HOME/.config/keystone/keystone.yaml)
--debug debug output
--env string environment to use instead of the current one
-q, --quiet make the output machine readable
-s, --skip skip prompts and use default
SEE ALSO
- ks file - Manages secret files