will add subcommand add --all?

[ghost]

What are the steps to reproduce this issue?

1. Now git secret add file will add one file, how can use command to add all files in the current repo directory to encrypt?

2. I wish add one subcommand : git secret add --all
   ==
   find . ! -path "./.gitignore/*" ! -path "./.git/*" ! -path "./.gitsecret/*" ! -path "./.gitignore" ! -path "./.git" ! -path "./.gitsecret" -exec git secret add {} \;

Well, I have used shell script to make it.

Thank you.

[joshrabinowitz]

@sobolevn do you think we should add an -a feature to 'git secret add` that adds all the relevant files in the repo dir to git?

On one hand, it seems like overkill; on the other hand (and someone explicitly asking for this feature shows there's some demand), I can see it being useful for people who are using a git repo specifically to use git-secret on every file in the repo.

[sobolevn]

I think that -a is an overkill for git secret add

find . ! -path "./.gitignore/*" ! -path "./.git/*" ! -path "./.gitsecret/*" ! -path "./.gitignore" ! -path "./.git" ! -path "./.gitsecret" -exec git secret add {} \;

This does not seem like a big deal for me, because it is:

• a rare case
• a command that you only need to run once
• might be customized by other use-cases