ConfigParser's interpolation means that % must be escaped (%%) for it to register as the % character in the configuration. This has led several people to have issues with their passwords as they simply made them mypasswordwith% unknowingly breaking their configuration. As interpolation isn't particularly useful for this project, I will disable it by default.
Anyone who wants it will have to find the two instances of instantiating ConfigParser and build NCPA where it instantiates it with ConfigParser() instead of the now ConfigParser(interpolation=None)
In NCPA 2, the % character did not need to be escaped.
ConfigParser's interpolation means that
%must be escaped (%%) for it to register as the%character in the configuration. This has led several people to have issues with their passwords as they simply made themmypasswordwith%unknowingly breaking their configuration. As interpolation isn't particularly useful for this project, I will disable it by default.Anyone who wants it will have to find the two instances of instantiating ConfigParser and build NCPA where it instantiates it with
ConfigParser()instead of the nowConfigParser(interpolation=None)In NCPA 2, the
%character did not need to be escaped.