Since we require docker to be installed anyway, we do not necessarily need to require fetchd to be installed to interact with the keychain. Instead, we could run the keychain-based commands via the docker container and store the .fetchd config in the project root folder for example. This would also save some time in the Github CI tests.
Since we require docker to be installed anyway, we do not necessarily need to require fetchd to be installed to interact with the keychain. Instead, we could run the keychain-based commands via the docker container and store the
.fetchdconfig in the project root folder for example. This would also save some time in the Github CI tests.