My team has noticed that passwords quoted such as 'Password123!' or "Password123!" will fail as the Linux shell interprets the ! as a Bash/Zsh character rather than a string character. This causes password incorrect errors constantly. Our team always single quotes passwords in Linux by default, but this still will cause an error. This issue is not encountered with other tools.
Ideally, this password parameter doesn't require special character escaping. Thanks!
My team has noticed that passwords quoted such as 'Password123!' or "Password123!" will fail as the Linux shell interprets the
!as a Bash/Zsh character rather than a string character. This causes password incorrect errors constantly. Our team always single quotes passwords in Linux by default, but this still will cause an error. This issue is not encountered with other tools.Ideally, this password parameter doesn't require special character escaping. Thanks!