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Dejavu issue #2 #15
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Dejavu issue #2 #15
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Thought a PR would allow for easier discussion. __hashBuffer is a private attribute and this was failing for me. I fixed it locally by adding a method in keepass.io to set the buffer, but it felt like a hack and not the correct way to do it. If I get more personal time I might be able to figure out a correct way to do this, but that might be a while so I figured I would bring up this issue in the meanwhile.
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Thought a PR would allow for easier discussion.
__hashBuffer is a private attribute and this was failing for me. I fixed it locally by adding a method in keepass.io to set the buffer, but it felt like a hack and not the correct way to do it. Once I get more personal time I might be able to figure out a correct way to do this, but that might be a while so I figured I would create this issue in the meanwhile in case someone else wants to take a crack at it.