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Sometimes it isn't easy to tell if a particular property is encrypted or not (e.g. API key values, certain other random-looking data, etc.). Right now you have to click on the "Edit" drop down menu for each property to see if it is currently encrypted or not. You should consider adding some sort of indicator icon for each property that shows if each one is currently encrypted or not without having to open a drop down menu.
Yes, it is confusing. I made an issue for this. Tried one fix, fix causes other issues. It is a surprisingly large change that would need to occur to add it.
Edited: I put a link to the wrong issue: #61
@psmith: I looked at issue #61 and it says it is in milestone 1.6. I'm a little confused, because in the Releases section of the Zuul GitHub site it says that the latest stable release is version 1.5.1, but it also says that the version 1.7.0 is in pre-release. There doesn't seem to be any mention of version 1.6. Is version 1.6 being skipped completely, or am I misunderstanding your versioning scheme?
I didn't like the changes in 1.6 so I didn't cut a release. While it fixed
some things, it caused others and I believe made the encrypted vs non
encrypted issue more confusing for a very different reason.
On Feb 10, 2016 6:44 PM, "michael-fei" [email protected] wrote:
@psmithhttps://github.com/psmith: I looked at issue #61 #61 and it says it is in
milestone 1.6. I'm a little confused, because in the Releases section of
the Zuul GitHub site it says that the latest stable release is version
1.5.1, but it also says that the version 1.7.0 is in pre-release. There
doesn't seem to be any mention of version 1.6. Is version 1.6 being skipped
completely, or am I misunderstanding your versioning scheme?
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Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub #93 (comment).
Sometimes it isn't easy to tell if a particular property is encrypted or not (e.g. API key values, certain other random-looking data, etc.). Right now you have to click on the "Edit" drop down menu for each property to see if it is currently encrypted or not. You should consider adding some sort of indicator icon for each property that shows if each one is currently encrypted or not without having to open a drop down menu.
@psmith
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