@youdie006/swapdex 0.12.1 → 0.14.0
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- package/README.md +4 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ swapdex doctor
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claude-code: you@work.com [max] (profile 'work')
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codex: you@personal.com (profile 'personal')
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codex: you@personal.com [chatgpt] (profile 'personal')
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```
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The active account is always read from the **live** login, so if you `/login`
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- Writes are atomic (temp file created `0600`, then renamed) so an interrupted
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switch can never leave a half-written credential that bricks the CLI.
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- Symlinked credential paths and running as root are refused.
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- `use` writes a backup of the current login (fsynced, or the switch aborts
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- `use` writes a backup of the current login (fsynced, or the switch aborts;
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exception: an unreadable/corrupt live file is skipped with a warning - `use`
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is exactly the command that can replace a corrupt login)
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before overwriting anything, and `swapdex restore` brings it back in one
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command if the switch was a mistake. The store keeps the last 2 backups per
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tool, and `use` warns when the outgoing login is not saved as a profile --
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package/package.json
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