passphrases

.vscode/settings.json

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@
         "octocrab",
         "onchange",
         "onclick",
-        "passcodes",
+        "passphrases",
         "paypal",
         "pgrsql",
         "plantuml",

README.md

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ The `automation_tasks_rs` helper project contains user-defined tasks in Rust cod
 You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 
 ```rust ignore

docs/cargo_auto/index.html

@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ <h3 id="automation_tasks_rs-rust-sub-project"><a class="doc-anchor" href="#autom
             You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.<br>
             This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!<br>
             Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.<br>
-            Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in
+            Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in
             the next second! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):</p>
             <div class="example-wrap ignore">
               <a href="#" class="tooltip" title="This example is not tested">ⓘ</a>

docs/cargo_auto_local_lib/index.html

@@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ <h3 id="automation_tasks_rs-rust-sub-project"><a class="doc-anchor" href="#autom
             You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.<br>
             This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!<br>
             Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.<br>
-            Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in
+            Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in
             the next second! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):</p>
             <div class="example-wrap ignore">
               <a href="#" class="tooltip" title="This example is not tested">ⓘ</a>

docs/src/cargo_auto/main.rs.html

@@ -476,7 +476,7 @@ <h2>Files</h2>
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

docs/src/cargo_auto_local_lib/lib.rs.html

@@ -520,7 +520,7 @@ <h2>Files</h2>
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

docs/src/cargo_auto_local_lib/template_new_cli_mod.rs.html

@@ -5870,7 +5870,7 @@ <h2>Files</h2>
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

docs/src/cargo_auto_local_lib/template_new_pwa_wasm_mod.rs.html

@@ -13949,7 +13949,7 @@ <h2>Files</h2>
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

docs/src/cargo_auto_local_lib/template_new_wasm_mod.rs.html

@@ -6445,7 +6445,7 @@ <h2>Files</h2>
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

src/bin/cargo-auto/main.rs

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

src/lib.rs

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

src/template_new_cli_mod.rs

@@ -2605,7 +2605,7 @@ fn upper_greet_name(greet_name: &str) -> anyhow::Result<()> {
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

src/template_new_pwa_wasm_mod.rs

@@ -3191,7 +3191,7 @@ pub const RESET: &str = "\x1b[0m";
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore

src/template_new_wasm_mod.rs

@@ -2898,7 +2898,7 @@ pub const RESET: &str = "\x1b[0m";
 //! You can edit it and add your dependencies and Rust code. No limits. Freedom of expression.  
 //! This is now your code, your tasks, and your helper Rust project!  
 //! Because only you know what you want to automate and how to do it.  
-//! Never write secrets, passwords, passcodes, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
+//! Never write secrets, passwords, passphrases, or tokens inside your Rust code. Because then it is pushed to GitHub and the whole world can read it in the next second!
 //! Basic example (most of the useful functions are already there):  
 //!
 //! ```rust ignore