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When running `esphome config` as a CLI tool, the output adds some escaping to any config property that ends with 'password', 'key', 'psk', or 'ssid' so that the dashboard can redact secrets. I was using `esphome config` for linting purposes and having the output transformed like this was causing problems for me. I attempted to figure out how to tell when the tool was being run in a context where the output would be going to the dashboard so that it would only do that under those circumstances, but I wasn't able to determine if there was any way to detect that. Since I couldn't figure that out I did what felt like the next best thing and just modified the regex so that only wraps those values when they don't start with `!secret`, which fixes the problem for my use case, and having the dashboard only redact values that actually contain secrets seems like a win to me too. |
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