fix: Custom login fields should work for logging in. #629
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Co-authored-by: Pooya Parsa Dadashi <pooya_parsa_dadashi@yahoo.com>
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tests/Authentication/Authenticators/SessionAuthenticatorTest.php
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Glad to see this one fixed, myself! you're welcome. |
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Closes #334
Previously, only
emailandusernamewere actually working as valid fields to login with. This was not the original intention.This changes this to ensure that any field listed within
$validFieldsthat is within theuserstable can be used as a valid login credential for the Session authenticator. All login attempts must still have a password associated.