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I just found the option safecontent to not display passwords which is quite handy when working in an office where people can see my screen. What I find a bit inconvenient though is that if there is no safe content, I get prompted with a warning. I think it would be nice to copy the password to the clipboard as the user's intention obviously is to use his password in that case.
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* Addressing #684
Adapting the integration tests accordingly.
Also adding an integration test to avoid conflict between safecontent and -c in
the show action.
* Adding real unit tests
* Removing all direct color uses
Since we have a package out to handle the output and the formatting and
coloring, there is no reason to directly use the color package.
* Addressing gopasspw#684
Adapting the integration tests accordingly.
Also adding an integration test to avoid conflict between safecontent and -c in
the show action.
* Adding real unit tests
* Removing all direct color uses
Since we have a package out to handle the output and the formatting and
coloring, there is no reason to directly use the color package.
I just found the option
safecontent
to not display passwords which is quite handy when working in an office where people can see my screen. What I find a bit inconvenient though is that if there is no safe content, I get prompted with a warning. I think it would be nice to copy the password to the clipboard as the user's intention obviously is to use his password in that case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: