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I've tried to use the 'Prepare Release' command but there doesn't seem to be a way to complete the process if both your keystore and key are password-protected with passwords that are long (i.e. secure) enough that you need to use copy/paste.
The issue is that the window prompting for the passwords is dismissed if you click away from it. This is avoidable when it's prompting for the keystore password as you can copy the password to the clipboard first, then start the command and paste the password when requested. But if your key also has a long password, as soon as you navigate to, say, your password manager to copy it, the window disappears, cancelling the command.
Obviously, you can get around this by typing the command, rather than copy-n-pasting, but this would discourage the use of long, secure passwords.
Is it possible to force the window to stay open or is this a restriction of the VS Code UI/extension API? (Or am I missing some other trick?)
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I've tried to use the 'Prepare Release' command but there doesn't seem to be a way to complete the process if both your keystore and key are password-protected with passwords that are long (i.e. secure) enough that you need to use copy/paste.
The issue is that the window prompting for the passwords is dismissed if you click away from it. This is avoidable when it's prompting for the keystore password as you can copy the password to the clipboard first, then start the command and paste the password when requested. But if your key also has a long password, as soon as you navigate to, say, your password manager to copy it, the window disappears, cancelling the command.
Obviously, you can get around this by typing the command, rather than copy-n-pasting, but this would discourage the use of long, secure passwords.
Is it possible to force the window to stay open or is this a restriction of the VS Code UI/extension API? (Or am I missing some other trick?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: