Describe the feature or problem you’d like to solve
I want to recommend that the config file be split it to two files. Right now since only 2 options exist for for the config its not a problem but to future proof it I would recommend for the current structure of putting the config in ~/config/gh/config.yml is that to follow something like how aws cli does it by having the credentials stored in a separate file and the config parameters on their own.
This may also allow the use of multiple accounts since the credentials would be all in one place. #326
Proposed solution
I propose that ~/config/gh/credentials file be created for credentials and ~/config/gh/config.yml file to stay as is just with no credentials.
This can be most beneficial for people that use dotfiles or other methods of syncing config files cross computers or as backups.
Describe the feature or problem you’d like to solve
I want to recommend that the config file be split it to two files. Right now since only 2 options exist for for the config its not a problem but to future proof it I would recommend for the current structure of putting the config in
~/config/gh/config.ymlis that to follow something like how aws cli does it by having the credentials stored in a separate file and the config parameters on their own.This may also allow the use of multiple accounts since the credentials would be all in one place. #326
Proposed solution
I propose that
~/config/gh/credentialsfile be created for credentials and~/config/gh/config.ymlfile to stay as is just with no credentials.This can be most beneficial for people that use dotfiles or other methods of syncing config files cross computers or as backups.