Wire up passing credentials from FediPanel to the Pixelfed configuration #190
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#178 admin accounts provisioned for deployed services
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#193 Write a test that validates Pixelfed credentials are indeed valid
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As a Fediversity user,
I want to choose my initial user credentials,
so that I can log in to my Pixelfed instance.
Test:
Given that I am in the panel,
when I am filling the deployment form,
then I should be able to specify my initial credentials such that I can log in to my deployed instance.
implementation notes
initialUserchoices to the user #250as a workaround until this story, a dummy value is passed
@kevin noted we may be able to pull these from the django auth info
I looked at what info you can get from the django auth and.
we can get the username and email from django. But for the password we cant since django uses 1 way hashing and thus its impossible to get the password from django. so we need find a create a way to have the operator specify that themself when the configure the services
@kevin makes sense. i guess with the declarative approach of our form putting it in the form kinda sucks too, as it would then remain exposed. that maybe seems like a broader challenge in our approach we should further consider, to e.g.:
we should prob discuss our options here to build some consensus.
Showing once and adding a note to use "forgot password" for a reset sounds reasonable.
out of scope for now as per #327
our implementation now only creates an initial user, i.e. does not account for changes to the user or password.
kiara referenced this issue2025-09-14 13:17:01 +02:00
UISchema#987