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First of all, thanks for this great tutorial! I learned a lot following along!
After going through the code several times, I'm wondering why we would need to explicitly encrypt/decrypt field values of our custom
EncryptedFieldtype before saving them in the database. Isn't that why we define our custom Ecto Types to begin with, so that we don't need to encrypt/decrypt values manually and expl