♻️ Update password max length

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀

[michaelAlvarino]

On my machine, the command provided to generate a password (using
python3 specifically), results in a 44 character string, while the
maximum allowable character length in the model is 40, causing a
conflict. This PR updates the max_legnth for all password model
definitions.

MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44
MacBook-Pro-3:full-stack-fastapi-template michaelalvarino$ python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(32))" | wc -c
44

Discussion: #1448

[sheep7]

I had the same issue on first time run of a plain clone of the project: I generated the passwords as recommended with the provided python code which led to the prestart container failing with the ValidationError (password - "String should have at most 40 characters").

I'd suggest to raise the limit to something around 100 characters at least, to encourage strong password best practices, such as using passphrases (a 100 bit entropy passphrase with 8 words can easily have around 70 characters).

[stevleibelt]

Hello @michaelAlvarino,

this is my inner Monk writing :-D - Is there a reason to set the password length to 45 or could it be 48 or 64? Because you can divided 48 or 64 by two^^.

[michaelAlvarino]

This was a while ago, so I think it was because I was looking for the cutoff point at which everything worked. So no reason in particular. I'll change it to 64 128.

[YuriiMotov]

If people need this, why not?

LGTM

[michaelAlvarino]

@YuriiMotov I needed to regenerate the client, could I get another 👍 ?

[svlandeg]

Makes sense, thanks @michaelAlvarino !

[tiangolo]

Awesome, thanks! 🚀