Follow up of #39
envelope currently supports encryption with lock and unlock commands, but won't let you run commands if envelope is in a locked state.
This feature aims to enable users to run any available envelope command even when the database is locked.
Notes:
envelope must be loaded in memory and not persisted in a unencrypted state locally (if for some reason we incur in a failure when the database is unencrypted, we'd inadvertently expose the database locally)
- upon execution, each command would prompt users for a password
Follow up of #39
envelopecurrently supports encryption withlockandunlockcommands, but won't let you run commands ifenvelopeis in alocked state.This feature aims to enable users to run any available
envelopecommand even when the database islocked.Notes:
envelopemust be loaded in memory and not persisted in a unencrypted state locally (if for some reason we incur in a failure when the database is unencrypted, we'd inadvertently expose the database locally)