sent password reset email even for getpersonas migrated accounts (bug 998477)#67
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I wonder if we wanna go this way, or just put the "user mode switch" as a dependency of this one?
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Do we need "is True" given that has_usable_pwd return a boolean?
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Fix bug 998477
At the moment, even if we can't reset a user's password (because her password
is empty), we still display a message stating that an email was sent to
reset it. This is now fixed.
Also, we have our own way of checking passwords, so the
AbstractBaseUser.has_usable_passwordchecks aren't loose enough for us (for example it checks thesettings.PASSWORD_HASHERSwhich we don't necessarily use). An exemple is for passwords for migrated getpersonas accounts which are b64encoded. We thus monkeypatch thishas_usable_password, waiting for PR #63 to be merged.@washort please check the
# TODOI added in this PR if yours (#63) is merged after this one.