It would be pretty great if bwc could directly import from your local GNOME Keyring straight to Bitwarden secret manager, maybe naming the secret the uuid. Especially if you could select from the list of secrets kinda like how in emacs M-x package-list works. Ideally we would be able to generate all kinds of secrets (PGP, SSH etc) natively in bitwarden secret manager and use bwc on a local pc with a valid api key to directly install specific secrets or all secrets from a project and have them automatically imported.
I didn’t see anything like this in the documentation, if it already exists, please tell me!
Hello,
It sounds like a very useful feature! As of now, Bitwarden’s documentation doesn’t mention direct integration with GNOME Keyring for importing secrets into the Bitwarden Secret Manager. However, you can use the Bitwarden CLI to manage secrets programmatically, which might be a workaround for your needs.
Here’s a general approach you could take:
Export secrets from GNOME Keyring: Use a script to extract the secrets you need from GNOME Keyring. yourtexasbenefits login
Use Bitwarden CLI: With the Bitwarden CLI, you can create and manage secrets. For example, you can use the bws secret create command to add secrets to your Bitwarden Secret Manager.
Best Regards
adamsnell543