Password validation failure

[PenzK]

I have such an EditText:
@password
@SiZe(min = 6, message = "Enter at least 8 characters.")
EditText editTxtPassword;

this rule works, except the case if my pass long enough. When my edittext has string with 6 chars It returns emty error

[ragunathjawahar]

@PenzK v2 doesn't have all the rules implemented yet. @password is one of them. I'll keep the snapshots coming. Stable release will have all rules implemented.

[PenzK]

You are fast ) I was editing my issue )

[ragunathjawahar]

Hi, you'll receive two errors for the same password field.

1. Password rule returns false all the time and does not have a message yet. The empty message that you are seeing is from the Password annotation.
2. The second error message will be the one from your Size annotation.

For now, I suggest you to remove the @password annotation.

[PenzK]

Yes, removing @password did the trick

[ragunathjawahar]

@PenzK Hang on, we are nearing completion :)

[mehrad-rafigh]

Has this issue been fixed by a snapshot yet?

[ragunathjawahar]

@mehrad-rafigh not yet. But will be today.

[samar-moursi]

Hi
@ragunathjawahar @ConfirmPassword is not working as well. Will it be fixed soon?

Thanks.

[ragunathjawahar]

@samar-moursi Yes, both will be fixed soon. Meanwhile, you can use the 1.0.3 version if you need it immediately.

[javierdac]

Great work! Waiting for this fix :-)

[samar-moursi]

@ragunathjawahar Thanks a lot. Waiting for the fix :-)

[ragunathjawahar]

Feature added in 2e241c7, please check the latest snapshot.

@Password(min = 6, scheme = Password.Scheme.ALPHA_NUMERIC_MIXED_CASE_SYMBOLS)
private EditText mPasswordEditText;

@samar-moursi I'll create another issue for @ConfirmPassword.

[ragunathjawahar]

@PenzK You don't have to use @Size along with @Password. @Password now contains a min attribute.