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"findCredentials" method performs a wildcard search on all service entries. So, with the result array {account, password} it is impossible to determine which service is it referring to. It would be better if it returns array {service, account, password}.
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My app supports adding multiple credentials with a prefix like "my-app:service1", "my-app:service2" and so on. So when I call findCredentials("my-app"), it returns all the entries for my-app but I am unable to determine which result entry is referring to which service. This can be solved if method returns {service, account, password} instead of just {account, password}.
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It looks like windows is the only platform that performs a wildcard search. So @shiftkey , for mac and linux, all results should have the same service, right?
"findCredentials" method performs a wildcard search on all service entries. So, with the result array {account, password} it is impossible to determine which service is it referring to. It would be better if it returns array {service, account, password}.
More details:
My app supports adding multiple credentials with a prefix like "my-app:service1", "my-app:service2" and so on. So when I call findCredentials("my-app"), it returns all the entries for my-app but I am unable to determine which result entry is referring to which service. This can be solved if method returns {service, account, password} instead of just {account, password}.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: