Switch to secure random strings#29013
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Because the js-sdk methods are changing and there's no reason for these not to use the secure versions. The dedicated upper/lower functions were *only* used in this one case, so this should do the exact same thing with the one exported function. Requires matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk#4621 (merge both together)
which I somehow entirely missed the first time.
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* Switch to secure random strings Because the js-sdk methods are changing and there's no reason for these not to use the secure versions. The dedicated upper/lower functions were *only* used in this one case, so this should do the exact same thing with the one exported function. Requires matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk#4621 (merge both together) * Change remaining instances of randomString which I somehow entirely missed the first time. * Fix import order (cherry picked from commit 56eafc9)
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* Switch to secure random strings Because the js-sdk methods are changing and there's no reason for these not to use the secure versions. The dedicated upper/lower functions were *only* used in this one case, so this should do the exact same thing with the one exported function. Requires matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk#4621 (merge both together) * Change remaining instances of randomString which I somehow entirely missed the first time. * Fix import order (cherry picked from commit 56eafc9) Co-authored-by: David Baker <dbkr@users.noreply.github.com>
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Because the js-sdk methods are changing and there's no reason for these not to use the secure versions. The dedicated upper/lower functions were only used in this one case, so this should do the exact same thing with the one exported function.
Others were just using randomString, none look speed-sensitive so I don't think we really need to maintain an insecure set of functions too.
Requires matrix-org/matrix-js-sdk#4621 (merge both together)
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