A new Ğcli version is available on the release page.
The major version bump (0.3.0 to 0.4.0) is mainly due to the fact we now use a database to persist the vault entries, support importing different formats into the vault as well as adding derivations on sr25519 crypto scheme account/address.
For some example of using the vault with the new version, check here.
Full release notes (also available in the release page and in CHANGELOG.md) :
Changed
- Old key files cannot be used directly anymore, they have to be migrated to the SQLite file database. You can use the following commands for that:
gcli vault list-files
lists old key files from previous versionsgcli vault migrate
which allows to migrate old key files into the vault database
- Some arguments and commands were adapted
- Arguments
- SecretFormat (
-S
): cesium was renamed to g1v1 - but it will still work properly if using cesium - Several arguments were renamed for clarity. Examples:
<TARGET>
=><USERNAME>
<ACCOUNT_ID>
=><ADDRESS>
- SecretFormat (
- Commands
gcli vault import
now has an optional SecretFormat-S
argument with substrate as default value- It is now possible to import substrate URI, seed, g1v1 id/secret (old “cesium”) keys into the vault.
gcli vault list
now has sub-commands and only shows Addresses from the SQLite file database
- Arguments
Added
- Support for SQLite file database to persist vault data
- global
-v <NAME>
argument to select a vault Address by name (mutually exclusive with-a <ADDRESS>
argument) - Already mentioned in the “Changed” section above, but it is now possible to add different kind of keys to the vault when doing
vault import
- Default providing substrate URI (or
-S substrate
): can be a mnemonic or a mini-secret (‘0x’ prefixed seed) together with optional derivation path; using Sr25519 crypto scheme -S seed
: using the 32 character hexadecimal secret seed; using Sr25519 crypto scheme-S g1v1
(or-S cesium
): allows to input G1v1id
andsecret
; using Ed25519 crypto scheme
- Default providing substrate URI (or
- Added possibility to
derive
non g1v1/cesium Addresses (seegcli vault derive
) - Some commands were added
gcli vault list all
List all SS58 Addresses and their linked derivations in the vaultgcli vault list for
List and Derivation SS58 Addresses linked to the selected onegcli vault list base
List all SS58 Addresses in the vaultgcli vault use
Use specific SS58 Address (changes the config Address)gcli vault derive
Add a derivation to an existing SS58 Addressgcli vault rename
Give a meaningful name to an SS58 Address in the vaultgcli vault remove
Remove an SS58 Address from the vault together with its linked derivationsgcli vault inspect
Inspect a vault entry, retrieving its Substrate URI (will provide more data in a future version)gcli vault list-files
(deprecated) List available key files (needs to be migrated with commandvault migrate
in order to use them)gcli vault migrate
(deprecated) Migrate old key files into db (will have to provide password for each key)
Fixed
- None
Deprecated
- Two commands are now deprecated and will be removed in a future release
gcli vault list-files
gcli vault migrate
Removed
- None
CI/CD
- #45, !42:
- In linux build job, switch to “non-slim” Debian image which provides
libssl-dev
now required - Introduce linux tests job (#46)
- In linux build job, switch to “non-slim” Debian image which provides
- !38: Build deb and macos pkgs in parallel
If you have any issues with the new version, feel free to respond or create a new post and tag me.
PS: Post made in english, but feel free to respond in french as well