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An alias to ansible-vault encrypt and git add in the same command
# Create a .bash_aliases in your home dir and add the following (changing to your username of course
alias git-add='/Users/<username>/gitadd-ansiblevault.sh'
# Add the following to your .bash_profile (this will only ever need to be added back in if you update bash)
source ~/.bash_aliases
#Add the following script to your home dir (usually /Users/<username>
# This could definitely be improved to add a check for file-type
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#!/bin/sh
# Some parts of "vault-merge" by Benjamin Ragheb <ben@benzado.com>
# were used in this script
# Alicia L Smith <phrozyn@mozilla.com>
# First, we ensure we are inside the working directory of a git repo.
GIT_ROOT=`git rev-parse --show-toplevel`
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
exit $?
fi
CHECK_ENCRYPTION=`grep -irl "ANSIBLE_VAULT" $GIT_ROOT | grep $1`
if [ "$CHECK_ENCRYPTION" == $1 ] && [ $1
then
ansible-vault encrypt $1 || exit $?
git add $1
echo "$VAULT_FILE has been updated."
echo " (or re-run this command to retry the encryption)"
exit 0
else
echo "This file is already encrypted."
git add $1
echo "Updated local git with file changes."
exit 0
fi
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