credulous-0.2.1

Bugs Fixed

• Command completion script correctly in Centos and Debian packages as well as through Homebrew script
• wrapper script now correctly installed in Centos and Debian packages as well as through Homebrew script

Credulous 0.2.0 - Local repositories

This is what we'd consider our first ready-for-consumption release.

Features

• local repository support
• secure encryption of environment variables with a set of credentials
• command completion (bash)
• specify the key used to encrypt or decrypt a set of credentials
• verifies credentials against AWS on load
• permit force-loading or force-saving of credentials without verification
• List known saved credentials

Features not yet present

• remote git repositories
• credential rotation

Please try it and let us know what you think.

Credulous 0.1.3 - list creds and load default ones

In this release, we've added:

• more tests
• a list command, so you can tell which credentials you've stored
• credulous source will now load the default credentials if you only have one set saved

We've also made credulous easier to install, by providing RPMs for Linux (x86_64).

Credulous 0.1.2 - local storage with SSH RSA-key encryption

This first public release of Credulous supports storage of AWS keys in a secure local repository. Keys are encrypted with your local SSH public key, and can only be decrypted with the corresponding private key. Passphrase-protected private keys are supported.

There's a lot of work to be done yet, so please consider this alpha quality!