append [-f|--force] [-s|--skip] [-r|--rename] SOURCE TARGET
Append operation reads secrets from SOURCE and merges it to TARGET.
The TARGET will be created with a placeholder value if it does not exists.
Both SOURCE and TARGET must be leaves (path cannot end with /).
By default, append does not overwrite secrets if the TARGET already contains a key.
The default behavior can be explicitly set using flag: -s or --skip. Example:
> cat /secret/from
fruit=apple
vegetable=tomato
> cat /secret/to
fruit=pear
tree=oak
> append --skip /secret/from /secret/to
> cat /secret/to
fruit=pear
vegetable=tomato
tree=oakSetting flag -f or --force will cause the conflicting keys from the <to-secret> to be overwritten with keys from the <from-secret>. Example:
> cat /secret/from
fruit=apple
vegetable=tomato
> cat /secret/to
fruit=pear
tree=oak
> append -f /secret/from /secret/to
> cat /secret/to
fruit=apple
vegetable=tomato
tree=oakSetting flag -r or --rename will cause the conflicting keys from the <to-secret> to be kept as they are. Instead the keys from the <from-secret> will be stored under a renamed key. Example:
> cat /secret/from
fruit=apple
vegetable=tomato
> cat /secret/to
fruit=pear
tree=oak
> append -r /secret/from /secret/to
> cat /secret/to
fruit=pear
fruit_1=apple
vegetable=tomato
tree=oak