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I think beaker key is a great way to interact with the OS keyring but it's not the most secure due to the fact that commands can stay in the bash history not making it ideal for mainnet deployments.
One workaround is to add your key to the keyring manually and then use it instead of typing it on the bash console for example in MacOS:
If were were to wrap the osmosisd binary or use some sort of ledger crate then we could safely sign transactions with ledger. Currently in osmosisd we can do osmosisd keys add <keyName> --ledger
I think
beaker key
is a great way to interact with the OS keyring but it's not the most secure due to the fact that commands can stay in the bash history not making it ideal for mainnet deployments.One workaround is to add your key to the keyring manually and then use it instead of typing it on the bash console for example in MacOS:
If were were to wrap the osmosisd binary or use some sort of ledger crate then we could safely sign transactions with ledger. Currently in osmosisd we can do
osmosisd keys add <keyName> --ledger
https://hub.cosmos.network/main/resources/ledger.html
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