129 prefilled password change

[Idontker]

PM: @valentinBraeutigam

[Idontker]

reviewer might tell me whether I should create automatic tests for these lines of code. IMO: all I do is calling the API :)

[annikakrause]

• please mind spelling errors, if we approve them, it's harder to fix them later (e.g. "changePasswordPrefiled" vs. "changePasswordPrefilled", "Sie" with capital letters in the email...)
• the link itself doesn't work for now, it links to the device name without any port instead of "localhost:4200"
• prefill of the password fails when using some specific symbols like ". Example: Passwort:§9@7w{Hd80Wul^~"?3y1 -> prefilled part: §9@7w{Hd80Wul^~

[Idontker]

• please mind spelling errors, if we approve them, it's harder to fix them later (e.g. "changePasswordPrefiled" vs. "changePasswordPrefilled", "Sie" with capital letters in the email...)

Spelling errors are an easy refactoring. Most IDEs support a quick and easy renaming.

[Idontker]

• prefill of the password fails when using some specific symbols like ". Example: Passwort:§9@7w{Hd80Wul^~"?3y1 -> prefilled part: §9@7w{Hd80Wul^~

True. I think a similar issue lies within the HttpBackendService of the frontend. As we send all parameters within the URL / URI certain special characters will result in unwanted behavior. This will happen in login and change password

I will fix the strong password now, but we might need to check whether this issue will occur within the login/change password process

[Idontker]

• the link itself doesn't work for now, it links to the device name without any port instead of "localhost:4200"

I do not encounter this issue :|
The url is pulled from the application .properties frontend.host.url.change.password

Are you sure that you ve set them up correctly? I used:

frontend.host.url.change.password=http://localhost:4200/password/change

[annikakrause]

• please mind spelling errors, if we approve them, it's harder to fix them later (e.g. "changePasswordPrefiled" vs. "changePasswordPrefilled", "Sie" with capital letters in the email...)

Spelling errors are an easy refactoring. Most IDEs support a quick and easy renaming.

Of course, but normally there should be no need for such refactoring ;)

[annikakrause]

• the link itself doesn't work for now, it links to the device name without any port instead of "localhost:4200"

I do not encounter this issue :| The url is pulled from the application .properties frontend.host.url.change.password

Are you sure that you ve set them up correctly? I used:

frontend.host.url.change.password=http://localhost:4200/password/change

You are right, I forgot to change this after Jean's Docker changes, thanks!