Allow to configure the information displayed for logged in users #2615
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… in users (javiereguiluz) This PR was merged into the 2.0.x-dev branch. Discussion ---------- Allow to configure the information displayed for logged in users In lots of apps my backend shows something ugly like this:  This PR allows to configure the user name and/or avatar, so you can do things like this:  _(note: in my case, my user avatar is like a generic user icon ... but for normal people the difference will be more noticeable)_ Commits ------- 562b761 Allow to configure the information displayed for logged in users
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In lots of apps my backend shows something ugly like this:
This PR allows to configure the user name and/or avatar, so you can do things like this:
(note: in my case, my user avatar is like a generic user icon ... but for normal people the difference will be more noticeable)