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mislav
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Doesn't Survey take care of printing the newline after the prompt?
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usually yes, but i was seeing bizarre behavior with the password prompt. It printed a newline and then some tab characters and then output continued after the tabs. Manually printing a new line fixed it 🤷
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This PR augments
gh secret setto prompt in the event that no secret body is provided. This case was formerly an error, so I don't think it qualifies as a breaking change.This closes a gap in
secret setI've been meaning to get to since it initially released. Originally I had a whole interactive wizard for this, but realized all anyone really wants is the ability to paste a secret body (instead of putting it in a file).Before:
After:
Using STDIN still works as before (
gh secret set foo < secret.txt).There's no issue for this (I think), it's just been taking up space in my mental TODO list for months.