I use git to version my Keepass database files. It's not great, because if you store binary files inside the Keepass database, the git repo's size grows very fast. I do it because I don't trust the apps I use to not corrupt the file. Does anyone have alternative solutions?
Something like pass lends itself ideally to version control, but all my entries' metadata (names, dates) are visible, which is a problem for me. I want to be able to store my secret database even on untrusted infrastructure.
Currently, I'm pondering storing big or often updated binary data separately from the passphrases and similar low-footprint data.
Something like pass lends itself ideally to version control, but all my entries' metadata (names, dates) are visible, which is a problem for me. I want to be able to store my secret database even on untrusted infrastructure.
Currently, I'm pondering storing big or often updated binary data separately from the passphrases and similar low-footprint data.