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Add Support for Password Encoding to Spring CLI
See original GitHub issueSpring Boot provides the ability to externalize a user’s password using Spring Environment. However, the user does not have an easy way to encode the password to keep it secure.
It would be nice if the Spring CLI provided a command for encoding a password. This would require a dependency on spring-security-crypto which only has a dependency on spring-jcl and an optional dependency on org.bouncycastle:bcpkix-jdk15on
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Ahh my mistake. For some reason I thought that
DelegatingPasswordEncoder.encodedidn’t add the prefix.Flagging for team attention in case anyone feels strongly that adding to the CLI would be an issue.