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When changing the password requirements, two changes have to be saved: (1) Whether the current password complies with the new password requirements. (2) The new password requirements themselves. (1) is stored on the credential owner of the user, (2) is stored on the user itself. In ag/3729963 (Change-ID: Ide5b2e53cf100b087822844ca51b3bc69e7ddf82), we've switched from saving the password sufficiency flag (1) in the user to the credential owner. A side effect was that the password requirements themselves, (2), which were changed on the original user the call related to, were not saved. This fixes the bug introduced in the aforementioned CL. Bug: 78499736 Test: Manual with TestDPC. Change-Id: I11faef37fa6f0e8e8e558069e77021c48ee36cd4
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