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docs(encrypt): explain password parsing issue with leading zeros in YAML front-matter - #50
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Add note about using quotes for passwords with leading zeros
Updated note formatting for password field instructions.
Added a tip for handling passwords with leading zeros.
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This documentation update clarifies a potential issue in the Encrypt feature when using passwords that begin with leading zeros (e.g.,
0429).In the plugin’s encryption logic (
scripts/filters/encrypt.js), passwords are converted to strings before encryption:However, due to YAML’s default parsing behavior, unquoted numeric values such as:
are interpreted as integers (
429) before reaching this conversion step.As a result, the leading zero is lost and the password entered by the user (
0429) will not match the decryption key (429).To avoid this issue, the documentation now includes a clear note:
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