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The word "strenght" is usually spelled "strength." Is the use of this alternate spelling intentional?
For example, the .WithStrenghten() and the PasswordHasherStrenght.Interactive in:
.WithStrenghten()
PasswordHasherStrenght.Interactive
services.UpgradePasswordSecurity() .WithStrenghten(PasswordHasherStrenght.Interactive) .UseArgon2<IdentityUser>();
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No, definetely isn't intentional.
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chore(release): 7.0.1 [skip ci]
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## [7.0.1](v7.0.0...v7.0.1) (2023-03-18) ### Bug Fixes * spell error ([a53a702](a53a702)) * spell error Strenght -> Strength ([835fb82](835fb82)), closes [#213](#213)
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The word "strenght" is usually spelled "strength." Is the use of this alternate spelling intentional?
For example, the
.WithStrenghten()
and thePasswordHasherStrenght.Interactive
in:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: