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I will shortly explain a use case: I have two systems, each of them has two secrets. If I change the key for system A, I want to run rekey and only update the secrets that are affected by the change of the key of system A. Currently, all four secrets will be updated.
"Smartly" detecting which secrets should be updated is not something I want to (attempt to) support.
Is for secret in system-a/**; do agenix -r "$secret"; done not a good solution for you? I'm hesitant to allow working with multiple paths (and by extension, rekeying them) because agenix only supports working on one path at a time at the moment.
Hey,
I will shortly explain a use case: I have two systems, each of them has two secrets. If I change the key for system A, I want to run rekey and only update the secrets that are affected by the change of the key of system A. Currently, all four secrets will be updated.
agenix -r secrets/a secrets/b
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