Details
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Bug
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Status: Open
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Major
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Description
When testing NIIFI-12960, I noticed when a property had the combination
.required(true) .sensitive(true)
and after a user entered a value and then attempts to remove the value it does not work and the message "Sensitive value set" still remains in the text box. This is even when the user checks the "Set empty string" checkbox.
Attached is a screenshot of a DecryptContent processor after an attempt to remove the set password.
The combination
.required(true) .sensitive(true)
is prevalent in the code base. I found it ~40 times in the following files.
- QueryAirtableTable
- StandardAsanaClientProviderService
- ClientSideEncryptionSupport
- AzureStorageUtils
- StandardKustoIngestService
- AbstractAzureLogAnalyticsReportingTask
- DecryptContent
- DecryptContentAge
- DecryptContentCompatibility
- EncryptContentAge
- VerifyContentMAC
- StandardDropboxCredentialService
- AbstractEmailProcessor
- GhostFlowRegistryClient
- GhostControllerService
- GhostFlowAnalysisRule
- GhostParameterProvider
- GhostProcessor
- GhostReportingTask
- Neo4JCypherClientService
- GetHubSpot
- AbstractIoTDB
- StandardPGPPrivateKeyService
- GetShopify
- ListenSlack
- ConsumeSlack
- PublishSlack
- SlackRecordSink
- BasicProperties
- V3SecurityProperties
- ConsumeTwitter
- OnePasswordParameterProvider
- KerberosPasswordUserService
- StandardOauth2AccessTokenProvider
- GetWorkdayReport
- ZendeskProperties
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Issue Links
- Discovered while testing
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NIFI-12960 Support reading password-protected files in ExcelReader
- Resolved