Check for hardcoded passwords in class attributes #766
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B105:hardcoded_password_string currently throws an error for string literal variables, dictionary keys, and comparisons which look like passwords, but does not create an error for class attributes which look like passwords. For example password = "mypassword" and password == "mypassword" would create an error, but my_object.password = "mypassword", and my_object.password == "mypassword" would not. This behavior is unintuitive. Resolves PyCQA#759
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Shoot, sorry about that. d038529 Adds tests for the new functionality. |
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@sigmavirus24 The included additional tests look good to me. Wanna take a look? |
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B105:hardcoded_password_string currently throws an error for string
literal variables, dictionary keys, and comparisons which look like
passwords, but does not create an error for class attributes which look
like passwords.
For example password = "mypassword" and password == "mypassword"
would create an error, but my_object.password = "mypassword",
and my_object.password == "mypassword" would not.
This behavior is unintuitive.
Resolves #759