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🧹 Refactor duplicated hardcoded cryptographic keys#2

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🧹 Refactor duplicated hardcoded cryptographic keys#2
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@LDzik LDzik commented Mar 25, 2026

🎯 What

Extracted hardcoded cryptographic strings (data, key, iv) into private constants within the MyTile class in LWCredentialProvider/CredentialProvider.cs.

💡 Why

This improves maintainability and readability by removing code duplication and providing a single source of truth for these values.

✅ Verification

  • Manually verified the changes in LWCredentialProvider/CredentialProvider.cs.
  • Conducted a code review which confirmed the refactoring is safe and preserves existing functionality.
  • Attempted to run dotnet build, but was hindered by environment-specific timeouts during the restore process.

✨ Result

Improved code health and maintainability by centralizing configuration values.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 10611772927724722315 started by @LDzik

Extracted hardcoded values for 'data', 'key', and 'iv' into private constants 'DefaultData', 'DefaultKey', and 'DefaultIv' within the 'MyTile' class in 'LWCredentialProvider/CredentialProvider.cs'. Updated 'IsUsbDeviceConnected' and 'DriveTesting' methods to use these constants, removing duplication.

Co-authored-by: LDzik <63643405+LDzik@users.noreply.github.com>
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