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Issue #223: Generate a random default root password #465
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In terms of backwards compatibility, could this break that for existing installs?
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What I think you're mostly concerned about here, and rightly so, is if there's a password already there (for example, the old default one). I tested that by changing it (and leaving the rest of the file alone). Both <5.7 and 5.7+ were skipped so we're all good there.
force: no
is the default so I think we're good. If the file's already there, it won't touch it. It'll just use what's there for running operations, which will just work.