Ansible Vault Editor is an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that helps you edit Ansible® Vaults, preventing accidental push of decrypted confidential data

• Encrypt file as Ansible Vault
• Encrypt individual YAML property
• Modify existing Vault with auto encryption/decryption and protection from accidental pushing of sensitive data
• Remember each vault password or use ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD_FILE variable
• Re-encrypt vault with new password

1. Open any empty or existing yml vault file
2. Press Alt+Enter -> Modify Vault on existing vault or select Tools -> Ansible Vault Editor
3. Type password for this vault
4. Edit vault content in opened Vault editor
5. Apply your changes

• IntelliJ Platform 2021.2 support
• ANSIBLE_VAULT_PASSWORD_FILE environment variable support

• Possibility to encrypt any existing file

• Possibility to encrypt existing yaml value
• Vault gutter icons added with modify action on click

• Possibility to change Vault password
• Intentions family names changed to add possibility to disable them separately

• Using Bouncy Castle bundled with IntelliJ
• IntelliJ Platform 2021.1 support
• Reduced plugin size

• Fixed error on empty file vault creation

• IntelliJ Platform 2020.3 support
• Fixed null vault id labels when not set

• Support for Vault ID labels

• Encrypted YAML properties modification
• Decrypted editor syntax highlighting for all languages supported by IDE

• Support from older than ever IntelliJ 2019.1 to new 2020.2

• Decrypt by Alt+Enter
• Cleaning password field if wrong for faster correction

• Fixed critical bug with invalid padding bytes

• Possibility to remember vault password

• New logo
• Better action name
• Possibility to create new vault from empty file

• Initial release of the plugin
• Basic editor for encrypted YML files