Include autocomplete on all relevant elements.

[Bradez]

This pull request adds an autocomplete attribute on all relevant elements to better comply with the HTML standard and improve user experience through improved browser autocomplete detection.

[innocenzi]

I think it's better to keep name instead of specifying nickname. Either way, good change 👍

[Bradez]

@innocenzi, the reason for not using name is because name denotes full name (ie. Sir Timothy John Berners-Lee) and it's an assumption that it would be used for a full name that includes honorific prefix / suffix and middle name.

nickname, on the other hand, is typically a shorter name (could be a nickname, a screen name, a handle, etc.). That seems more likely what's going to be used here.

Finally, there's username although that's use-case specific. In Laravel's default configuration, it's not unique and therefore not a username.

In the end, nickname seems more appropriate than name.

[innocenzi]

@Bradez While I agree that it's more likely that a shorter name is going to be used, the MDN still recommends using name instead of breaking down the field with more specific attributes.

Using "name" rather than breaking the name down into its components is generally preferred because it avoids dealing with the wide diversity of human names and how they are structured

In the eventuality that the user wants to register a full name, the autocompletion will be more complete. So I still think name is more appropriate than nickname for the vast majority of cases, and the developers using Jetstream will be able to change that easily if they want more specificity. 👍