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Add username field on sign up #1526

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Changes proposed in this pull request:

Add name field on sign up in order to prepopulate the contact form with user name instead of an email address.

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We implemented this change in our fork of Hyku.
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Note the 4 failures here are the same 4 from @cjcolvar experiments in #1523 and #1522. They appear to be a problem with forks and not a real code change issue.

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Is the name field optional? I like the change, but I think maybe would be nice if it were optional.

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It's required at the moment, that could certainly be amended.

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ghost commented Jun 28, 2018

@cldambrosio It's not a massive thing, but I wonder if anyone else has a view @orangewolf @mjgiarlo

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I'm 🆗 with this change, even with the name field being required.

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@geekscruff I'm ok with it either way as well.

@ghost ghost merged commit cfa3acd into samvera:master Jun 29, 2018
@cldambrosio cldambrosio deleted the signup-username branch July 4, 2018 15:25
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