Add config option to skip selecting user/session#81
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- Resolves #33. - The ReGreet cache is more of a state, especially with the skipping selection option. - NOTE: This does break backwards-compat.
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Unfortunately, this is blocked on me figuring out a way to handle the case when the user doesn't have a password set. Right now, the user is automatically logged into their last session, and there would be no way for them to change their session (unless they change the config to disable this feature). You can check the discussion on the issue page: #57. |
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Just a question but why would a user not have a password set? |
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Have you thought about letting this set the user in the config.toml? Something like |
Who knows why? It's part of the spec, so I have to handle it.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. |
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I mean the PR already kind of does this, let the user set it in config or remember after first login if you want to show the password field immediately or not. You don't need to derive it from some command or something where you need extra privileges |
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Bump |
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I would like to see this merged in |
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Hi! I’ve started using ReGreet and came across this PR. Is this still something you’re planning to merge, or has it stalled? I was considering implementing something similar myself, but noticed this already exists, so I wanted to check before duplicating work. |
Resolves #57 and resolves #33.