Why this is a good first issue
`sotto import .env` is now in the Quick start (#136). The inverse already exists: `sotto export --format dotenv` (see `crates/cli/src/main.rs`). It is not in the README, so round-tripping a file is half-documented.
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What to do
In README.md Quick start, add one line near `sotto import`, something like:
sotto export --format dotenv --reveal # print a .env; refuses a terminal without --reveal
One sentence of prose is enough: export writes plaintext, so it needs `--reveal` on a terminal, same as `sotto get`.
British English, no em dashes. Keep the import line as it is.
Out of scope
Do not change export formats, default format, or the `--reveal` gate. Do not add JSON/YAML examples.
Why this is a good first issue
`sotto import .env` is now in the Quick start (#136). The inverse already exists: `sotto export --format dotenv` (see `crates/cli/src/main.rs`). It is not in the README, so round-tripping a file is half-documented.
Copy only.
What to do
In README.md Quick start, add one line near `sotto import`, something like:
One sentence of prose is enough: export writes plaintext, so it needs `--reveal` on a terminal, same as `sotto get`.
British English, no em dashes. Keep the import line as it is.
Out of scope
Do not change export formats, default format, or the `--reveal` gate. Do not add JSON/YAML examples.