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In 2.2.4 I had an additional attribute with a space in it like SOME NAME and it worked when using it for autotype sequence using something like {S:SOME NAME}.
Current Behavior
In 2.3.0 Autotype sequences with attributes like {S:SOME NAME} containing spaces gives the error The Syntax of your Auto-type statement is incorrect (whereas {S:SOMENAME} gives no error). Not sure if this is new behavior in 2.3.0 (using KDBX4) but just something I wanted to ask about in case it's a bug.
Operating system: Windows
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I'm getting the same error message for an additional attribute with an underscore in the name.
My equivalent case has the attribute SOME_NAME, and auto-type says the syntax {S:SOME_NAME} is incorrect. Changing it to SOMENAME and, respectively, {S:SOMENAME} works as expected.
Adding some more info: Autotype also fails if the additional attribute has an accent such as í, ó, ú, â, ã, etc.
Just pointing that it is a regression since it worked fine until last version.
Expected Behavior
In 2.2.4 I had an additional attribute with a space in it like
SOME NAME
and it worked when using it for autotype sequence using something like{S:SOME NAME}
.Current Behavior
In 2.3.0 Autotype sequences with attributes like
{S:SOME NAME}
containing spaces gives the errorThe Syntax of your Auto-type statement is incorrect
(whereas{S:SOMENAME}
gives no error). Not sure if this is new behavior in 2.3.0 (using KDBX4) but just something I wanted to ask about in case it's a bug.Operating system: Windows
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: