Honestly, I haven't tried it
It should work though
String won't be able to index tho, right?
You mean you can't query? If so, that's correct
yes.
@Steven I'll try and report back
@Steven This is what I get
Entering any string will result in this error
Disabling the encrypt attribute makes it work again
Did you create the attribute as encrypted?
Odd...
It just says invalid type
@Steven Same error when I set required to false or a default value
Can you try with a bigger size? Like 256
@Steven it works
lmao ur the G mate @Steven
And its confirmed that it is encrypted as well
Value was "hi" and resulted in 125 letters, if I insert a longer value I get the same error
Somewhat related: I just did several benchmarks and the performance is pretty much the same for Inserting, Reading and Fetching. Server Architecture: ARM
same between encrypted vs unencrypted?
would you please create an issue so that we make sure we handle the case for smaller strings?
im assuming we don't handle the size correctly so the encrypted data gets truncated and so it doesn't decrypt properly
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