If you use a colon ":" in your template, the stored data is no longer recognized as being part of the template. That sounds a little cryptic, let's give an example.
step 1:
Create a template that consists of: "url:" (without double quotes, but with colon)
step 2:
Create a new password, store something in the field "url:" For example "https://ijhack.nl/" (without double quotes)
step 2:
Edit the entry you just created. The field "url:" is empty, but in the text area below is: "url:: https://ijhack.nl/" (without double quotes)
This happens on Debian with qtpass 1.2.3 from the Debian repo.
If you use a colon ":" in your template, the stored data is no longer recognized as being part of the template. That sounds a little cryptic, let's give an example.
step 1: Create a template that consists of: "url:" (without double quotes, but with colon)
step 2: Create a new password, store something in the field "url:" For example "https://ijhack.nl/" (without double quotes)
step 2: Edit the entry you just created. The field "url:" is empty, but in the text area below is: "url:: https://ijhack.nl/" (without double quotes)
This happens on Debian with qtpass 1.2.3 from the Debian repo.
Maybe somewhat related to issue #182