FR: optional relative expiration

[r2evans]

Some accounts have expiration/reset criteria on the order of "n-months" or similar. It would be great to be able to set/change an entry's expiration date as a relative option, perhaps a pull-down with 1-week, 2-weeks, 1-month, 2-months, 3-months, 6-months, 1 year. Once selected, this just calculates/sets the (unchanged) expiration field.

(I thought I had asked for this FR already but I cannot find it, my apologies if this is a dupe.)

[strongbox-mark]

Thanks @r2evans - it is probably and duplicate of #755 and #194 but we can keep it open for now.

[r2evans]

I had seen #755, and discounted it since it was talking about auto-expiring based on account type (google, etc); I see it is related. Since those kinds of requirements are per-provider and can easily change, I suggest hard-coding those providers into strongbox is not where that kind of thing needs to be maintained. The user should be self-aware of those restrictions and self-impose.

I had also seen #194, but "recurring" is different than my use-case, which is simplifying how far into the future one wants the entry to expire. While one might argue "recurring every 6-months", though I think the two efforts combined could look more like:

Expires: [ 02/24/2025 ]        [ v Presets ]          [ ] Recurring
                                 | 1 week
                                 | 2 weeks
                                 | 1 month
                                 | 2 months
                                 | 3 months
                                 | 6 months
                                 | 1 year
                                 | 2 years

(Does "recurring" mean to update the expiration the password is changed, or just cycle it based on when recurrence was activated? That's not my use-case, though others may find it useful.)

Sorry, I guess I should have highlighted in the original post why this request is distinct from others. I hope it's clear enough how this is different and what value it can hold (to some, at least).

Here's what "keepassxc" (linux) offers ("Presets" is a pull-down menu):

Thanks!

[strongbox-mark]

I see, thanks for the extra detail, sounds straightforward enough