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  1. KIT CLI Reference
  2. key

update

The update command is used to update the passphrase of a key. You will be prompted to unlock the key using its existing passphrase before a new passphrase can be set.

Usage

kit key update [options]
Usage:
  kit key update [flags] <addressOrIndex>

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for update

Arguments

  • addressOrIndex - The address of the key or its index in the keystore.

Options

  • -h, --help - Prints out a help message.

Example

kit key update os1qfrysysaawvjlgfz5ecqv569adkkw7sxudy36u
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