Allow node_encrypt::secret to accept Sensitive[String] values #52
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This fixes #51. Previously `node_encrypt::secret()` would only take `String` values as an argument. The underlying code supports both, so this is a trivial fix.
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did... I not commit that change? lol, thanks for the catch! |
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This fixes #51. Previously
node_encrypt::secret()would only takeStringvalues as an argument. The underlying code supports both, so this is a trivial fix.I haven't been able to test this yet, because I only have a masterless set up here. When I get a chance I'll give it a real try.