added a hint to warn user of GoTrue password incompability with special characters #1097
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I think some of the special characters might be acceptable - the ones that I know would cause problem is @ , but I am not sure about ? Or #. Need to check. |
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Today I tried to set up appflowy cloud, but was not able to log into the admin panel.
After a few hours of debugging it dawned upon me: I had set a password containing special characters like ^!# and +.
To prevent other users from falling into the same pit, I added a warning note to the deployment .env