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You have to store them with different names like addPassword('S3', 'my_access_key', 'blabla') and addPassword('S3', 'my_secrect_key', 'blabla'). Not all systems have support for storing multiple secrets for one account, so keytar can not support it to keep cross-platform ability.
@slang800 no it won't because it's not supported cross-platform, as @zcbenz kindly mentioned. But that's an issue we can discuss in the relevant repo, not here.
I think you misread that... @zcbenz's solution was for getting around the "1 secret per account" limit. He was saying that keytar doesn't have a more intuitive solution because of the cross-platform issue.
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S3 has both an access key and secret key. How should I go about storing both of these in keytar?
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