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gh-138577: Mention limitations of getpass.getpass(echo_char=...)#138677
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…s(echo_char=...)` (pythonGH-138677) In bf8bbe9, `getpass.getpass` gained the ability to provide keyboard feedback through `echo_char`. On Unix, line editing shortcuts such as Ctrl+U were previously handled as the terminal operates in canonical mode (see termios(3)). However, since keyboard feedback requires to switch to noncanonical mode, this now results in an inconsistency when `getpass.getpass` uses `echo_char` as those shortcuts are no more supported. This limitation is specific to Unix and does not affect Windows users where line editing shortcuts were never supported. (cherry picked from commit 074f3b2) Co-authored-by: yagggi <fakepoet0101@gmail.com>
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…s(echo_char=...)` (python#138677) In bf8bbe9, `getpass.getpass` gained the ability to provide keyboard feedback through `echo_char`. On Unix, line editing shortcuts such as Ctrl+U were previously handled as the terminal operates in canonical mode (see termios(3)). However, since keyboard feedback requires to switch to noncanonical mode, this now results in an inconsistency when `getpass.getpass` uses `echo_char` as those shortcuts are no more supported. This limitation is specific to Unix and does not affect Windows users where line editing shortcuts were never supported.
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getpass'secho_charshould not affect keyboard shortcuts #138577📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--138677.org.readthedocs.build/