fix: Add decryption-order flag to exec-env, exec-file, and publish commands #1965
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…mmands These commands were referencing the decryption-order option but not actually declaring it as a flag. This commit adds the flag to these commands, allowing users to specify the order in which decryption methods are attempted, just like with "sops -d". Signed-off-by: Joel Nordell <[email protected]>
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These commands were referencing the
decryption-orderoption but not actually declaring it as a flag. This commit adds the flag to these commands, allowing users to specify the order in which decryption methods are attempted, just like with "sops -d".