Password with various characters not accepted by CLI but accepted by GUI

[bcmryan]

First off, thanks for the great program!

Steps to reproduce:

Enter a password with various uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, and special characters (specifically ^ and $) using the CLI parameter -p.

Current behavior:

A password with various uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, and special characters (specifically ^ and $) produced the error The username or password was incorrect when used with the CLI parameter -p. The exact same username--password combination did not have any authentication issues when the GUI was used (fstogedcom).

When the password was changed on the FamilySearch website to use only uppercase and lowercase letters, neither the CLI nor the GUI produced any errors.

This may be a problem with the use of escape characters.

Expected behavior:

CLI authentication with -p should allow for the use of a password with various uppercase and lowercase letters, numerals, and special characters (specifically ^ and $) when using the CLI parameter -p.

[Linekio]

Hello, $ is a special character in bash. You need to escape with a \, e.g. -p pa\$\$word instead of -p pa$$word.