Toby Ferguson <toby.h.ferguson@gmail.com> writes:

> When I attempt to execute a command in a bash shell using python the python command prompts for a password and that password prompt isn't hidden. In what follows I'll replace my real password with the string FARGLE. Here's the offending interaction in a bash shell buffer:
>
> (cdp_validator) bash-4.4$ python3 -m twine upload  dist/*
> Enter your usErname: toby.h.ferguson
> Enter your password: FARGLE
>
> As you can see, the password isn't hidden at all :-(
>
> Executing the following elisp fixed the problem:
>
> (setq comint-password-prompt-regexp
>       (concat comint-password-prompt-regexp
>               "\\|^Enter your password:.*"))
>
> The general task here that the python is executing is pretty common: uploading a package to PyPi.  So I would ask that you add that string as a default to the comint-password-prompt-regexp

Thank you for the bug report.

I believe that this has already been fixed on the current master
branch.  When I added the string "Enter your password: " to the test
suite for comint-password-prompt-regexp, the test passed with no
further changes.

You could try building the current master branch to verify that this
works for you.  I've attached a patch containing an addition to the
test suite which I'll push to the master branch.

Best regards,
Stefan Kangas