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Tweak AR Encryption guide for better highlighting [ci skip]

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@ -197,7 +197,7 @@ When adding previous encryption schemes:
* With **non-deterministic encryption**, new information will always be encrypted with the *newest* (current) encryption scheme. * With **non-deterministic encryption**, new information will always be encrypted with the *newest* (current) encryption scheme.
* With **deterministic encryption**, new information will always be encrypted with the *oldest* encryption scheme by default. * With **deterministic encryption**, new information will always be encrypted with the *oldest* encryption scheme by default.
The reason is that, with deterministic encryption, you normally want ciphertexts to remain constant. You can change this behavior by setting `deterministic: { fixed: false} `. In that case, it will use the *newest* encryption scheme for encrypting new data. The reason is that, with deterministic encryption, you normally want ciphertexts to remain constant. You can change this behavior by setting `deterministic: { fixed: false }`. In that case, it will use the *newest* encryption scheme for encrypting new data.
### Unique constraints ### Unique constraints
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They will also work when combining encrypted and unencrypted data, and when configuring previous encryption schemes. They will also work when combining encrypted and unencrypted data, and when configuring previous encryption schemes.
NOTE: If you want to ignore case make sure to use `downcase:` or `ignore_case:` in the `.encrypts` declaration. Using the `case_sensitive:` option in the validation won't work. NOTE: If you want to ignore case make sure to use `downcase:` or `ignore_case:` in the `encrypts` declaration. Using the `case_sensitive:` option in the validation won't work.
#### Unique indexes #### Unique indexes