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Simply check if sanity check file should be generated based on nil input

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RandyTheSilly
2026-01-01 21:28:35 -05:00
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core/init.go
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@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ func LibmuttonInit(inputCB func(prompt string) string, clientSpecificCfg map[str
} }
} }
// generate rcw sanity check file (if requested) // generate rcw sanity check file (if requested)
if len(rcwPassword) > 0 { if rcwPassword != nil {
err := RCWSanityCheckGen(rcwPassword) err := RCWSanityCheckGen(rcwPassword)
if err != nil { if err != nil {
return err return err
wiki/developers.md
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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ libmutton-based password manager clients should all share the same JSON configur
On UNIX-like systems, this is located at `~/.config/libmutton/libmuttoncfg.json`. On Windows, it is located at `~\AppData\Local\libmutton\config\libmuttoncfg.json`. On UNIX-like systems, this is located at `~/.config/libmutton/libmuttoncfg.json`. On Windows, it is located at `~\AppData\Local\libmutton\config\libmuttoncfg.json`.
If creating a third-party client that requires extra configuration to be stored, please use the `ClientSpecific` map in the `cfg.ConfigT` type (as used by `cfg.WriteConfig()`) to save your application-specific configuration. If creating a third-party client that requires extra configuration to be stored, please use the `ClientSpecific` map in the `config.CfgT` type (as used by `config.Write()`) to save your application-specific configuration.
This ensures that a user can use multiple client applications with the same configuration while avoiding conflicts. This ensures that a user can use multiple client applications with the same configuration while avoiding conflicts.