docs: differentiate between secret and salt - #53
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salt and secret were used interchangeably. sign/verify/encrypt/decrypt now all take a salt as the second argument
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salt and secret were used interchangeably.
sign/verify/encrypt/decrypt now all take a salt as the second argument.
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decrypt/4thesecretvariable was also shadowed by the result ofget_secret/3, so this clears thing up significantly.Follow up of phoenixframework/phoenix#6813