Where do you get myvalidatrorkeyname about gravity-docs HOT 5 OPEN

myvalidatorkeyname is keyfile name you set on step:
Add your validator key

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myvalidatorkeyname is keyfile name you set on step:
Add your validator key

Thanks for the feedback. In this command?

gravity keys add <my validator key name> --recover <your seed phrase>

Is <my validator key name> a file? I thought it was some hex string key.

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<my validator key name> is string key name

Use:   "gravity keys add <name>",
Add an encrypted private key (either newly generated or recovered), encrypt it, and save to <name> file

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You're supposed to encrypt the key and save that to a file?

Can you describe how to encrypt a key? What should the file be named? Where should the file be stored? Seems like that should be added to the documentation too.

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you can find out more via
gravity keys add -h

Derive a new private key and encrypt to disk.
Optionally specify a BIP39 mnemonic, a BIP39 passphrase to further secure the mnemonic,
and a bip32 HD path to derive a specific account. The key will be stored under the given name
and encrypted with the given password. The only input that is required is the encryption password.
If run with -i, it will prompt the user for BIP44 path, BIP39 mnemonic, and passphrase.
The flag --recover allows one to recover a key from a seed passphrase.
If run with --dry-run, a key would be generated (or recovered) but not stored to the
local keystore.
Use the --pubkey flag to add arbitrary public keys to the keystore for constructing
multisig transactions.

Also you can read cosmos-sdk basics documentation

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