Replace Login and Logout by replacing it with fortify #201
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A browser test is failing because the rate limiting behaviour which has slightly changed with fortify. PR for a fix is here https://github.com/laravel-labs/starter-kit-browser-tests/pull/6/files |
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When we first built the Starter Kits, all authentication logic lived directly within the kit itself. Recently, we integrated Laravel Fortify to handle Two-Factor Authentication (2FA). Fortify is a mature, configurable, and battle tested authentication backend that publishes its own actions making it easier to override and extend.
Since Fortify is already part of the stack for 2FA, standardising the rest of our authentication flow (login, registration, password reset, etc.) on Fortify is the natural next step.
About This Merge Request (Part 1: Login & Logout)
This MR focuses on replacing the Login and Logout logic with Fortify.
The existing views are preserved as they are tightly coupled with Fortify’s flow.
To make reviews easier, the overall feature is divided into four separate MRs.
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