Feature: moving items (reordering folders)

[dromer]

It would be nice if the folder-structures could be re-ordered or moved around.

[annejan]

I'm wondering what kind of re-ordering you mean.
Do you mean moving items within the the folder structure?

├── internal
│   ├── first
│   └── second
└── external

Moving the 'first' item from internal to external (causing a (git) move) of the file.

Or just visibly (re)ordering the items (moving second above first or external above internal)?
Without causing any changes in the actual password-store.

[dromer]

Indeed I mean your first example.

I guess this also has implications for which gpg-keys have access.

[annejan]

Yes indeed, the files might need to be re-encrypted for this to work well 👍
Renamed issue for clarity . .

[nbm077]

hey just watching this feature

[jounathaen]

Would also be a nice idea, to rename password files

[YoshiMan]

This would mean a pass folder1/file1 to get the content, a pass insert folder2/file2 (with the read content) and a pass rm folder1/file1, right?
Same for renaming.

[YoshiMan]

just saw: we simply need a pass mv oldpath newpath. That should be an easy feature.

[annejan]

@YoshiMan and a normal mv or git mv for the non-pass users.

Interface wise I think the treeview should be able to support moving . .
And for renaming possibly an added right-click feature . .

[jounathaen]

Note: The default Key for renaming is F2

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@YoshiMan and a normal mv or git mv for the non-pass users.

Interface wise I think the treeview should be able to support moving . .
And for renaming possibly an added right-click feature . .

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[YoshiMan]

@annejan yeah you are right.

1. so moving will work with drag and drop on the treeview, right?
   This will result into
   1.1 a pass mv when usepass is active or
   1.2 a git mv when usegit is active, followed by a git commit -m moved file from X to Y or
   1.3 a simple mv otherwise.

Renaming would work the same way, but with rightclick->rename or with the f2-key a dialog pops up, where you can type a new name.

[YoshiMan]

I would implemnt this feature.
How do I assign it to me?
I implemented a basic drag and drop as POC. So I will invest some further work or should i work on something more important?

[annejan]

Please, work on whatever you fancy :) fun is more important than productivity in my opinion . .

It seems only IJhack members can be assigned to :/
Well .. let's go make some people members then . . .

[YoshiMan]

Yeah fun is the most important thing while working on whatever ;)
Thank you. But I still cant assig it to myself -.-

[annejan]

@YoshiMan you should now (added repo to team) be able to assign . .
New issue for implementation #239

[YoshiMan]

@annejan still not able to assign. We can close this issue. Since we have a new one

[annejan]

I'll have a look into rights management . . perhaps only admins can assign?