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[FEATURE] Read only mode #1982
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I agree. I only edit passwords on my computer and never add them on Android. A read-only mode would be useful. On a related note, when I re-sync my git repository in Android Password Store, the application re-writes some of my password entries with this commit message: Edit: there seem to be two issues filed about this symlink problem: #636 and #1013 |
The fundamental issue for me is that if I accidentally swipe down, then my repo is broken (because symlinks) and I have to manually fix it. Possible changes to Android Password Store which would resolve or workaround the issue:
@msfjarvis Would a pull request implementing one of 1-3 be acceptable from a design perspective? If so do you have a preference? (I am gathering from prior discussion that the state of Git symlink support on Android Java is pretty nasty and 4 might not be worth the time.) |
Option 1 was already implemented as #1922. |
Ah, silly me. I did not realize you had already fixed the issue. I went ahead and sideloaded the snapshot apk, which I see is from the 2.x refactor branch that is dropping OpenKeychain among other changes. Thank you for the pointer! I experience some new issues with the 2.x apk, but I will file those separately (if I can't find resolutions already in the documentation and prior reports). |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Usually, I manage passwords on my computer and only need to access passwords on the phone. Actually, I do not really want to change anything in my store on the phone by accident.
Further,
git
related actions are really slow on my phone, I constantly have togit clean
to reduce the lag when searching or opening password files.Describe the solution you'd like
A global read-only mode also removing all
git
related actions would be perfect. It would remedy my fear that I mess up my files using the touch screen (even though I know I can go back usinggit
), and also the problems related to speed (I think there are various issues about this in the tracker).Describe alternatives you've considered
Per-file read only mode. This would probably not have an impact on speed though.
Additional context
Thanks for considering this!
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