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* Fail on unsupported export format Issue #5194: https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/issues/5194 The cli previously would take any value for the export format and default to unencrypted json if it wasn't a supported format. This behavior is a little dangerous because if for instance typed "json_encrypted" instead of "encrypted_json" and naively saved the file you might be surprised to learn the payload was not actually encrypted even though the command completed successfully. This change adds a guard clause when converting the string value passed in via `--format` into the type `ExportFormat` to ensure that the format provided is one of the supported types. * Move isSupportedExportFormat to private method
Bitwarden Client Applications
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