Describe the issue
When using the 'Update SQL credentials', having a double quote character (") in the provided sql password leads to an error.
I debugged the powershell code myself and the problem seems to be that the double quote character breaks the 'Apirequestbody' formatting. When the request body is then sent to the API in the update credentials call, there is an error which says that the request body is not formatted correctly.
After changing the sql password to something which didn't include the the double quote character ("), the task would run normally. However, it would be better to include support for a double quote character (") in the password. Or at least add documentation which says that a sql password cannot include this character.
Extension
Extension: powerbiactions-new
Version: 5.4.44
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Add the 'Update SQL credentials' task
Fill in a sql password which has a double quote character (")
Run the task
See error
Expected behavior
I expect the credentials to be updated, but they are not.
Situation (please complete the following information):
Describe the issue When using the 'Update SQL credentials', having a double quote character (") in the provided sql password leads to an error.
I debugged the powershell code myself and the problem seems to be that the double quote character breaks the 'Apirequestbody' formatting. When the request body is then sent to the API in the update credentials call, there is an error which says that the request body is not formatted correctly.
After changing the sql password to something which didn't include the the double quote character ("), the task would run normally. However, it would be better to include support for a double quote character (") in the password. Or at least add documentation which says that a sql password cannot include this character.
Extension
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
I expect the credentials to be updated, but they are not.
Situation (please complete the following information):