Right now, if a user has account test with username test@test.com attached to it with a generated password and enters rypass a -a test -u test@test.com the program will automatically (and without mercy) overwrite the password for that username. This should NOT happen.
A warning message should be raised saying 'You are about to overwrite the password for USERNAME attached to ACCOUNT. Do you want to continue (y/n)?'
If they answer yes or y, then the program should overwrite the password and display a success message printing out the old password and the new password.
If they answer no or n, then the program should stop executing and leave the account and username data alone.
Right now, if a user has account
testwith usernametest@test.comattached to it with a generated password and entersrypass a -a test -u test@test.comthe program will automatically (and without mercy) overwrite the password for that username. This should NOT happen.A warning message should be raised saying 'You are about to overwrite the password for
USERNAMEattached toACCOUNT. Do you want to continue (y/n)?'If they answer
yesory, then the program should overwrite the password and display a success message printing out the old password and the new password.If they answer
noorn, then the program should stop executing and leave the account and username data alone.