transcrypt v2.3.0

Added new contexts feature that lets you encrypt different sets of files with different passwords for a different audience, such as super-users versus normal repository users. See --context= / -C / --list-context arguments and documentation for this advanced feature.

Added

• When transcrypt refuses to do work in a dirty repository, print a list of changed files to help the user understand and fix the issue.

Fixed

• Prevent cd commands printing out excess details when CDPATH is set (#156)
• Fix --flush command to work with contexts (#175)
• Fix unbound variable error using $GIT_REFLOG_ACTION (issue #150)

Changed

• Prevent global options set in GREP_OPTIONS enviroment variable from breaking transcrypt's use of grep (#166)
• If CDPATH is set then cd will print the path (#156)
• Centralise load and save of password into functions (#141)

Steps to Upgrade

To upgrade transcrypt it is not enough to have a newer version on your system, you must also run the --upgrade command in each repository:

1. Check the version of transcrypt on your system:

   $ transcrypt --version

2. Check the version of transcrypt in your Git repository, which may be
   different:

   $ .git/crypt/transcrypt --version

3. Upgrade the version of transcrypt in your Git repository:

   $ transcrypt --upgrade