mcp: replace custom randText implementation with crypto/rand.Text #312
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- Remove custom base32alphabet constant and manual implementation - Use Go 1.24's crypto/rand.Text() function for secure random text generation - Simplify code by removing 26 lines of custom implementation - Maintain same functionality with standard library implementation This change resolves TODO comments about using crypto/rand.Text once Go 1.24 is assured. The standard library implementation provides the same security guarantees with better maintainability and consistency. Fixes: #TODO (use crypto/rand.Text)
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Thanks. I don't know if we're ready to give up on 1.23 just yet. 1.25 just came out. But we can keep this around. |
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This change resolves TODO comments about using crypto/rand.Text once Go 1.24 is assured. The standard library implementation provides the same security guarantees with better maintainability and consistency.
Fixes: #TODO (use crypto/rand.Text)