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This was missing some key information on who should run what commands and what you need to run to decrypt a cloned repo (we should probably also write a `plural clone` command that compresses that into one command)
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| To register a key for your current machine, run: | ||
| First, Alice and Bob both need to register age keypairs with plural. To do that register, they should both run this command on their current machine: |
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| First, Alice and Bob both need to register age keypairs with plural. To do that register, they should both run this command on their current machine: | |
| First, Alice and Bob both need to register age keypairs with Plural. To do that registration, they should both run this command on their current machine: |
| plural deploy --commit "set up encryption" | ||
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| Regardless, whether the console is installed or not, you should be sure the files written locally were pushed upstream, which can also be done with: |
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| Regardless, whether the console is installed or not, you should be sure the files written locally were pushed upstream, which can also be done with: | |
| Regardless of whether the console is installed or not, you should ensure the locally-written files were pushed upstream, which can be done with: |
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| ### Bob Decrypts the Repository | ||
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| Now that the keypairs are registered, and repo encryption has moved to using age, Bob should be able to freely decrypt the repo, which is done simply by: |
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| Now that the keypairs are registered, and repo encryption has moved to using age, Bob should be able to freely decrypt the repo, which is done simply by: | |
| Now that the keypairs are registered and repo encryption has moved to using age, Bob should be able to freely decrypt the repo, which is done simply by: |
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| - Encryption keys are stored locally or in plural's keybackups, so if new teammate gets a new machine, you'll likely need to do this process again for that teammate. |
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| - Encryption keys are stored locally or in plural's keybackups, so if new teammate gets a new machine, you'll likely need to do this process again for that teammate. | |
| - Encryption keys are stored locally or in Plural's keybackups, so if a new teammate gets a new machine, you'll likely need to do this process again for that teammate. |
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This was missing some key information on who should run what commands and what you need to run to decrypt a cloned repo (we should probably also write a
plural clonecommand that compresses that into one command)Test Plan
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