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@mvo5 mvo5 commented Nov 17, 2016

This avoids potential confusion with the sudo password prompt when
sudo snap login is run.

LP: #1637299

This avoids potential confusion with the sudo password prompt when
`sudo snap login` is run.

LP: #1637299
@niemeyer niemeyer closed this Nov 17, 2016
@niemeyer niemeyer reopened this Nov 17, 2016

func requestLogin(email string) error {
fmt.Fprint(Stdout, i18n.G("Password: "))
fmt.Fprint(Stdout, i18n.G("SSO Password: "))
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How about "Store password: "?

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I like that! Much nicer than SSO password.

@mvo5 mvo5 force-pushed the bugfix/sso-password-prompt branch from e6149be to 6af047e Compare November 17, 2016 15:58
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chipaca commented Nov 17, 2016

I came here to shout that SSO means nothing to anybody, but see that Gustavo already caught that one. Phew.

However, how would somebody new know that "Store password" is not wanting a yes/no answer?

Is there a reason "Ubuntu One password" is bad?

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Good point about store being a verb as well. Not sure if this will create problems or not, but maybe we can think of something better. How about ("Password of %s: ", email)?

I was avoiding "Ubuntu One" in anticipation of custom stores.

@niemeyer niemeyer merged commit 3a7c93e into canonical:master Nov 18, 2016
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