Login: Implements the "user disabled" message like the "wrong password" message

[weeman1337]

It now looks like the password message:

closes #9978

[MorrisJobke]

Tested, works and the code looks good 👍

[MorrisJobke]

@weeman1337 Thanks for this nice PR. The code looks nice. If you are up for some other tasks you could have a look at the "good first issues" ones https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+label%3A%22good+first+issue%22

beside that feel free to join the IRC channel #nextcloud-dev for developer related chat. ;)

[danxuliu]

I amended the commit with the acceptance tests to just fix some indentation and to set the same password for the disabled user as for the other user (consistency nitpicking ;-) ). Otherwise really nice @weeman1337, thanks a lot!

[weeman1337]

fix some indentation

@danxuliu does that mean the 80 chars limit from the dev docs "is adjustable"? :)

[danxuliu]

@weeman1337

does that mean the 80 chars limit from the dev docs "is adjustable"? :)

Oh, please, you add unit tests, acceptance tests... and even read and try to abide by the dev docs? I am going to cry with joy ;-)

Anyway, as Hector Barbossa would tell you :-P , the 80 char limit is more what you would call a guideline than an actual rule. Of course better to stick to it as much as possible, but it is one of those things that can be not respected in favour of better legibility or consistency.