Expose reset password and confirmation tokens #2464
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| @@ -106,6 +106,11 @@ def resend_confirmation_token | |||
| send_confirmation_instructions | |||
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| def get_or_create_confirmation_token | |||
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Let's go with ensure_confirmation_token! because that's the API we use in token authenticatable.
Also, we can change this line to use this new method. :)
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Thanks for the pull request. I have added some comments and then it should be ready to merge! |
…n authenticatable
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Thanks for the comments! The request has been updated with the changes. |
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Picked up from #2462
Currently there is no way to use custom mailers that include single use confirmation/password reset tokens generated by Devise. A developer might want to do this if the app should send different types of mail depending on the type or status of the user. For example, one reset password mail for a regular user, another for premium users.