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This works correctly in Windows,
keyring::key_set_with_value("RStudio", "test", "abc") > keyring::key_list(service = "RStudio") service username 1 RStudio test
However, this one does not,
keyring::key_set_with_value("RStudio Keyring Secrets", "test", "abc") keyring::key_list(service = "RStudio Keyring Secrets") [1] service username <0 rows> (or 0-length row.names)
but the key stores correctly, so my guess is that this is a filtering issue:
keyring::key_list() service username 1 RStudio test 2 RStudio Keyring Secrets sqlserver 1689 3 RStudio Keyring Secrets test
Did a bit of debugging, I think we are just missing to escape, I'll send you a PR...
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escape windows filter to support spaces and fix r-lib#48
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This works correctly in Windows,
However, this one does not,
but the key stores correctly, so my guess is that this is a filtering issue:
Did a bit of debugging, I think we are just missing to escape, I'll send you a PR...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: