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This commit should greatly simplify all password handling logic. No passwords are stored in the config dict anymore. Only the Encrypted Journals have any password related logic. I also had to remove some password fields from the test files, which shows how dangerous the previous approach was. A slight code change could've leaked passwords to the config file. However, I had to change the install progress a little bit to make this work. It will now not ask you for a password right away but rather if you want to encrypt or not. Only if you reply 'y' will it ask you for the password later on. |
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| basic.yaml | ||
| brackets.yaml | ||
| bug153.yaml | ||
| bug343.yaml | ||
| dayone.yaml | ||
| editor.yaml | ||
| empty_folder.yaml | ||
| encrypted.yaml | ||
| encrypted_old.json | ||
| encrypted_old.yaml | ||
| little_endian_dates.yaml | ||
| markdown-headings-335.yaml | ||
| mostlyreadabledates.yaml | ||
| multiple.yaml | ||
| tags-216.yaml | ||
| tags-237.yaml | ||
| tags.yaml | ||
| unreadabledates.yaml | ||
| upgrade_from_195.json | ||
| upgrade_from_195_little_endian_dates.json | ||