aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 25, 2021 #1 What is a good practice to manage different key for different apps? Would you just create a notepad file and store the information for the app name => keystore file => password ? And then send yourself an email as a backup?
What is a good practice to manage different key for different apps? Would you just create a notepad file and store the information for the app name => keystore file => password ? And then send yourself an email as a backup?
Solution Andrew (Digitwell) Nov 25, 2021 I use #SignKeyFile: #SignKeyPassword: So the password is stored in the source. The source is backed up using Git. (private server) Perhaps not the best way but saves having to faff about with changing the private sign key in the IDE all the time
I use #SignKeyFile: #SignKeyPassword: So the password is stored in the source. The source is backed up using Git. (private server) Perhaps not the best way but saves having to faff about with changing the private sign key in the IDE all the time
Andrew (Digitwell) Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 25, 2021 #2 I use #SignKeyFile: #SignKeyPassword: So the password is stored in the source. The source is backed up using Git. (private server) Perhaps not the best way but saves having to faff about with changing the private sign key in the IDE all the time Upvote 0 Solution
I use #SignKeyFile: #SignKeyPassword: So the password is stored in the source. The source is backed up using Git. (private server) Perhaps not the best way but saves having to faff about with changing the private sign key in the IDE all the time