Creating a form definition in a lockbox is useful, but what makes forms powerful is their re-usability.
Creating forms against a lock box tends to be misleading as it makes users think forms are lockbox specific (which they can be).
I think it would be better if the form creation was against the vault by default.
lockbox vault form define
lockbox vault form definitions
lockbox form use <form-name> <lockbox> - copies a form definition into a lockbox
lockbox form capture <lockbox> <form-name> [new-form-name] - copies a form definition from a lockbox into the vault
the user can rename the form definition if it clashes with an existing form name.
# to create a form record
lockbox form add <lockbox> - creates a form record in the lockbox - should this be create rather than add?
Creating a form definition in a lockbox is useful, but what makes forms powerful is their re-usability.
Creating forms against a lock box tends to be misleading as it makes users think forms are lockbox specific (which they can be).
I think it would be better if the form creation was against the vault by default.