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- tstackFormer Employee
Yes, it’s possible, you should be able to update the account with the password in plaintext. The snap should take care of encrypting the data automatically. For example, in a basic auth account, you could use a Mapper to write the password to the following JSON-Path in the account:
$property_map.settings.password
Note that the value you’re writing to that path is an object with a
value
property that contains the password in plaintext, like so:{ value: "thepassword" }
Note that when the account is being read, the password field will contain a bunch of other properties, like
key
,sym_iv
,sym_key
, and so on. Those extra properties indicate that the object is encrypted, so they must be cleared out. Using the approach above will take care of that.- ronmwhiteNew Contributor II
I was able to get this to work. Thanks for the support, sincerely.