Add functionality to write to a temp file through url arguments #5
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This feature is similar to the existing option that allows url arguments to be passed in as command line arguments. Instead, we create a temporary file in /tmp/ and write the url arguments to this file, separated by newlines. The temporary file name is then passed to the command as a command line argument.
Because of this behaviour, the command line args option and the temporary file option should be mutually exclusive.
We can then use this to pass secret values to the running process as command line arguments are easily visible through process status.
public PR: tsl0922/ttyd#747