Expected: Fills the password, followed by <enter>Actual: No password is filled, followed by <enter>, making it seem as though a password has been filled
To show there isn't anything wrong with the actual item, click the convert to login button in 1p. The password can now be filled as expected.
If this is 1p being strange with security requirements, that's fine but sudolikeaboss should probably throw up some kind of an error if at all possible. If you don't know that this happens, it can be an issue when setting passwords, because you may accidentally set them to nothing (eg an SSH key passphrase is very difficult to distinguish between no password, and a password)
tresni
commented
7 years ago
Steps to reproduce:
sudolikeaboss://localExpected: Fills the password, followed by
<enter>Actual: No password is filled, followed by<enter>, making it seem as though a password has been filledTo show there isn't anything wrong with the actual item, click the
convert to loginbutton in 1p. The password can now be filled as expected.If this is 1p being strange with security requirements, that's fine but sudolikeaboss should probably throw up some kind of an error if at all possible. If you don't know that this happens, it can be an issue when setting passwords, because you may accidentally set them to nothing (eg an SSH key passphrase is very difficult to distinguish between no password, and a password)