Increase token size to 32 bytes #4486
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This fix bumps the token size from 16 to 32 bytes in order to match the default minimum entropy as recommended by Python docs. Note, that there is also a comparison to a constant TOKEN_ΜΙΝ_LEN where one module assumed that length to be characters and another module (utils.py) assumes that length to be bytes. So this fix uses bytes as the meaning from now on. Fixes canonical#4481 Signed-off-by: Eric Brown <[email protected]>
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This fix bumps the token size from 16 to 32 bytes in order to match the default minimum entropy as recommended by Python docs.
Note, that there is also a comparison to a constant TOKEN_ΜΙΝ_LEN where one module assumed that length to be characters and another module (utils.py) assumes that length to be bytes. So this fix uses bytes as the meaning from now on.
Fixes #4481
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