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3.1 environment credentials always return __PWRD__ placeholder #4396
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This is working as designed. Credentials are never returned to the browser client. They are read correctly on the server side. |
AFAIK described use case is not client side but server side unless inject and debug nodes nowdays get executed on browser. If you like I can add another example that does not use inject or debug nodes for testing? |
This is broken. The value should not be displayed when editing the env var, it should be passing the right value as part of a message. |
@hardillb thanks for confirming I'm not losing my mind here 👍
Value is hidden in form when editing, screenshots here are taken when replacing or creating credentials. |
I've followed the code, back to cause, but I can't work out a fix just yet. Will need to chat to @knolleary next week We end up
which in turn takes us to
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Fixed via #4405 - will be in 3.1.1 |
Current Behavior
Upgraded from 3.0.2 to 3.1.0.
editorTheme.header.title
added with some info textapiMaxLength: '32mb'
Tried to add environment credentials like this:
And then use it like this:
This always results in string
__PWRD__
which AFAIK is placeholder for credentials, doesn't seem to be actually reading credentials at all but just returns placeholder.Expected Behavior
Env variable should return
qwerty
instead of__PWRD__
.Steps To Reproduce
Route I took to hit this issue:
Example flow
No response
Environment
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