You have a good point here, I guess that in your opinion it will be best
to use a completely different flag like `-s` | `--selection`.
On Sat, Feb 03, 2018 at 12:04:39PM -0800, Radon Rosborough wrote:
> > How about `-C` instead of `-c` for `primary` instead of `clipboard`.
>
> It is frequently a
That's an interesting point, I wonder what will be the best way to
implement this.
At first, I _was_ thinking of a shell function to wrap the whole thing
up, but than I thought to my self that perhaps this clipboard selection
issue was taken care of purely with the `$PASSWORD_STORE_X_SELECTION`
Hello dear community,
After a long time I have been using `pass`, I have read the man page and
read about the respected environmental variable
`$PASSWORD_STORE_X_SELECTION` and I wondered to myself why isn't there a
quick command line option instead of it. Most of the time, I use the
default
> How about `-C` instead of `-c` for `primary` instead of `clipboard`.
It is frequently a convention to use `-C ` to have the program switch
to a different directory before running. See `git -C`, `make -C`, etc.
There's been discussion on this list of making `pass -C` do the same, so
I'd advise
