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Remove unnecessary forgot password link in delete user section #28355
Remove unnecessary forgot password link in delete user section #28355
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I previously assumed that the context of that button being there is people creating new accounts, staying logged in and then deleting them because they cannot remember their previous password (which is needed in order to change their password). |
It's near the password input box. So maybe users forget the password, they can click the link. Why do you think it's unnecessary? |
It's very unusual to have that link in your profile. If you don't know your password, you should not be logged in or you would change it in the settings. |
If that, we should remove both of the links. |
If you use third party to login, for example, I usually use GitHub account to login into gitea.com, |
So, overall, let's just remove the duplicate one as currently suggested. |
* upstream/main: Update docs for DISABLE_QUERY_AUTH_TOKEN (go-gitea#28485) Improve CLI code and descriptions (go-gitea#28482) Remove unnecessary forgot password link in delete user section (go-gitea#28355)
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