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If the DatabaseProfile created by New-KeepassDatabaseConfiguration could be stored into variables, rather than files, scripts could be written to dynamically handle kdb/kdbx files without having to write to the store.
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Example use case:
I have a backup directory of several kdbx files produced over the last few years. Before cleaning them up, I'd like a summary of what changes happened between versions (just "this password changed on such-and-such date between these files").
It really doesn't make much sense to write config to a file only to remove them a few minutes later.
If the DatabaseProfile created by New-KeepassDatabaseConfiguration could be stored into variables, rather than files, scripts could be written to dynamically handle kdb/kdbx files without having to write to the store.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: