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With the CLI we can create a folder when creating an entry with this basic syntax: lpass add <some parameters> MyTopLevelFolder/MyEntry
However, if we specify a folder heirarchy, like this: lpass add <some parameters> MyTopLeveFolder/MySubFolder/MyEntry
The command completes successfully but MySubFolder isn't a Sub-folder of MyTopLevelFolder. Instead a folder named MyTopLevelFolder/MySubFolder exists, but is not nested underneath MyTopLevelFolder.
Is it possible to create Sub-folders with the CLI? This would be a very useful feature for organizing entries. Thank you!
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With the CLI we can create a folder when creating an entry with this basic syntax:
lpass add <some parameters> MyTopLevelFolder/MyEntry
However, if we specify a folder heirarchy, like this:
lpass add <some parameters> MyTopLeveFolder/MySubFolder/MyEntry
The command completes successfully but MySubFolder isn't a Sub-folder of MyTopLevelFolder. Instead a folder named MyTopLevelFolder/MySubFolder exists, but is not nested underneath MyTopLevelFolder.
Is it possible to create Sub-folders with the CLI? This would be a very useful feature for organizing entries. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: