This introduces a new lineedit_reveal_password restriction (similar to lineedit_text_completion) that disables the reveal password button on Plasma text fields, like the lock screen and WiFi password inputs.
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- R242:a7ccca25baaf: [TextField] Allow disabling reveal password button through KIOSK restriction
Placed the following in kdeglobals
[KDE Action Restrictions] lineedit_reveal_password=false
(will update docs at https://userbase.kde.org/KDE_System_Administration/Kiosk/Keys once this is in)
No longer got said button on the lock screen and click area for the textfield also was as if the button was never there. Without aforementioned restriction it behaves like before.
As discussed in D3616
Depends on https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/129642/
Needs additional patch in plasma-nm. KNewPasswordDialog is in KWidgetsAddons which cannot depend on KConfigCore (where KAuthorized) is and thus we cannot do this there. However, being able to restrict this in the most prominent places should be good enough™
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- R242 Plasma Framework (Library)
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| 49 | instead of having a __ name, could also be a property of an object that's inside instead of the root object, so would be pretty much inaccessible from the outside | |
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could also be a property of an object that's inside instead of the root object
I also need to access it from the style and didn't want to randomly do control.someRandomObject.foo