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examples: fix pbkdf2 invocation #3207
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Calling `crypto.pbkdf2()` without a digest has been deprecated in Node and is scheduled to be broken in Node 8. Fix this by actually passing a digest. ref: nodejs/node#11305
I think Node.js |
P.S. it looks like the change here somehow breaks Node.js 0.10 usage. Does this mean it may no longer be possible to have code for this method that works in Node.js 0.10 and Node.js 8 ? |
Hmm... it may be that we just need to back this back out and give it more time as a runtime deprecation. We can take this back to the @nodejs/ctc for discussion |
The challenge here is that the change was made for a very good security reason (avoiding silently defaulting to SHA1). We really do want this change to stick. Perhaps there's a way to shim it when running in 0.10 but obviously that has draw backs also |
Thanks for the input @addaleax and @jasnell . Of course this is just example code, so even if this does land in Node.js 8 we'll get something fixed in Express, perhaps simplifying this example in general :) I don't think this example code in Express should force a different decision, though. I should have taken a closer look at the build logs, as the deprecation warning is in the Express build logs on Travis for 6.x 🙃 |
So thinking a bit about this today, and mulling about either removing the hashing altogether, using a simple hash, or a module, I think I'm leaning towards just placing in |
Technically we could also just add the detection in here, but I'd rather punt that to something else :) Plus removing that |
Calling
crypto.pbkdf2()
without a digest has been deprecated in Node and is scheduled to be broken in Node 8.Fix this by actually passing a digest.
ref: nodejs/node#11305
Note:
npm test
still fails with Node master for me, but I’m on it :S