Geoffrey Clements

In case anyone else runs into this issue there is a work around. You do have to poke around in json-logging internals. ``` from json_logging import _framework_support_map from json_logging.framework.fastapi import...

Actually, you can work around this by adding a `ref` to the `otp-input` component and adding: ``` this.$refs.otpInput.$el.children[0].setAttribute('autocomplete', 'new-password'); const inputs = this.$refs.otpInput.$el.querySelectorAll('.otp-input'); inputs.forEach(i => i.setAttribute('autocomplete', 'new-password')); ``` to `mounted`...

@msadecki1-chwy I think `one-time-code` is a hint to the browser that it can suggest new a password. I think `new-password` is correct. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Securing_your_site/Turning_off_form_autocompletion#preventing_autofilling_with_autocompletenew-password

@msadecki1-chwy I agree with all that. Unfortunately what the spec says and what browsers implement (and don't want to change since it is now expected behavior) are two different things....

One way to work around this is to use `sl bookmark --remote` to find the branch you want to goto and then use `sl goto hash` where `hash` is the...

I ran into this too. Downgrading gradle from v7 to v6 worked for me.