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It would be quite handy to be able to import your keys and have access to them in the Sandbox, Testnet and Mainnet workers. However, it only sets the path for these credentials but does not load the keys themselves.
Solution
I do not exactly see an actual benefit to holding this information as it isn't used anywhere in the code. What would be nice if there was a key loader where you can have access to your accounts however!
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@joshuajbouw What you are asking is a bad practice of storing keys in plain text on disk, and if you implement such a test with the workspaces-rs, you will need to replicate this insecure design on CI as well. I am hesitant to promote such bad practices to the community.
@shariffdev Since you jumped on it, I recommend you think about the problem space more holistically, and design a solution that would be convenient, but not compromised on security.
It would be quite handy to be able to import your keys and have access to them in the
Sandbox
,Testnet
andMainnet
workers. However, it only sets the path for these credentials but does not load the keys themselves.Solution
I do not exactly see an actual benefit to holding this information as it isn't used anywhere in the code. What would be nice if there was a key loader where you can have access to your accounts however!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: