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# Secrets Manager CLI 1.4.0

* **KSM-975:** Fixed the keyring warning on binary installs pointing users to `pip install` advice instead of the `-keyring` binary download; the bracketed advice also triggered zsh glob errors.
* **KSM-1014:** Fixed the keyring-unavailable warning on binary installs pointing users to a non-existent `-keyring` binary download; the warning now directs users to re-run the installer and enable the "OS Keyring Support" component.
* **KSM-980:** Fixed binary installs writing `keeper.ini` to the current working directory instead of the user's home directory.
* **KSM-981:** `ksm secret get` now surfaces linked records (previously PAM credential records were invisible); linked UIDs appear in a `links` array in JSON output and a Links table in text output.
* **KSM-1015:** Links output is now interpretable. Each link entry in JSON gains a `decoded` object (plain link data parsed; `ai_settings`/`jit_settings` decrypted with the record key), with raw fields preserved. The text Links table now shows Linked Record UID (self-links labeled `(self)`), Path, and decoded Link Data columns.
* **KSM-1003:** Fixed binary installs writing `ksm_cache.bin` to the current working directory when caching was enabled; the cache now co-locates with `keeper.ini` in the home directory.
* **KSM-1005:** Fixed `ksm shell` crashing on launch (`UpdateChecker.check() takes 1 positional argument but 3 were given`) on fresh installs after the `update-checker` 1.0.0 release.
* **KSM-983:** Platform installers (macOS, Windows, Linux) now offer optional component selection at install time. OS Keyring Support and Cloud Sync can be independently enabled via checkboxes/prompts in a single installer.
* **KSM-1006:** Fixed the macOS installer producing a broken install; the postinstall step now symlinks the PyInstaller onedir layout so the binary resolves its `_internal` directory.

**Links:**

* [PyPI Package](https://pypi.org/project/keeper-secrets-manager-cli/1.4.0/)
* [Docker Hub](https://hub.docker.com/r/keeper/keeper-secrets-manager-cli/tags?name=1.4.0.1)
* [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/Keeper-Security/secrets-manager/releases/tag/ksm-cli-1.4.0)
* See [CLI Documentation](/en/keeperpam/secrets-manager/secrets-manager-command-line-interface.md)


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