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title: "GRAPH.PASSWORD"
description: >
Securely sets or updates user passwords within FalkorDB.
parent: "Commands"
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## GRAPH.PASSWORD

### Description

The `GRAPH.PASSWORD` command securely sets or updates user passwords within FalkorDB. It complements `GRAPH.ACL` by allowing password changes without altering user privileges.

### Usage Patterns

The behavior of `GRAPH.PASSWORD` depends on the user context and argument count.

#### 1. Change Own Password (Single Argument)

A regular user can change their own password:
```text
GRAPH.PASSWORD <new_password>
```

This command updates the password only for the currently authenticated user.
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

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Incomplete usage pattern coverage.

Line 16 states "behavior depends on the user context and argument count," but only a single-argument pattern is documented. If the command supports multiple argument counts or different behaviors for different user contexts (e.g., admin resetting another user's password), those patterns should be included here.

Please clarify:

  • Are there additional usage patterns that should be documented (e.g., admin-initiated password resets)?
  • Should line 16 be revised to reflect what is actually shown?

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Documentation incomplete: intro claims multiple patterns, only one is shown.

Line 16 states the command behavior "depends on the user context and argument count," but the file contains only a single usage pattern (line 18: "Change Own Password (Single Argument)"). The introductory statement implies support for multiple argument counts and different user contexts (e.g., admin resetting another user's password), but these patterns are not documented. Either document the additional patterns or revise line 16 to match what is actually shown.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In commands/graph.password.md around lines 14 to 25, the intro claims multiple
usage patterns but only "Change Own Password" is documented; update the file to
either (A) add the missing patterns (e.g., admin reset/change another user's
password syntax and behavior for multi-argument forms, permission requirements,
examples) or (B) edit the intro sentence on line 16 to accurately state that
only the single-argument self-password-change is supported; ensure the chosen
fix keeps wording consistent, adds example commands and notes on
authentication/permissions if you add patterns, or simplifies the intro if you
remove the implication of multiple patterns.


**Example:**
```text
GRAPH.PASSWORD S3cureMyPass!
```

**Response:**
```text
OK
```
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