Adam Brightwell

The credentials are only stored in the one place above. However, they are used to obtain a short lived access token. That token is stored in `~/.cache/cb/`. What's probably happening...

> that allow me to generate semi-permanent API keys and secrets I can use until I revoke them. There has been some discussion around this recently. I'm not sure of...

@Taytay I just wanted to follow up with some of the above. Specifically the following: > Since I must generate one of these short-lived tokens in order to use the...

@sobrinho - you can use an API key, mentioned [here](https://github.com/CrunchyData/bridge-cli?tab=readme-ov-file#getting-started). It will not expire. As for the sessions, they have a 30 day maximum lifetime. Though they will expire if...

Hey @nickstenning I've shared this with the team for discussion. Thanks for the feedback.

Hey Nick. Yes, it's been/being discussed, but I've not had a chance to followup with it here just yet. It's definitely on the radar though. I started digging into a...

@nickstenning, I was thinking a little more about it this morning, I'm curious, would something like the following work for you? `cb uri --tailscale` `cb psql --tailscale` The thought being...

Sounds good. I'll see if I can expedite this one for you and get out a release sooner than later. 👍