We have gotten reports of an issue with password resets and after looking at it, it appears someone added a commit to change the table for password resets from password_resets to password_reset_tokens. In May, another migration was added that changed the name back, but the config is still referencing the renamed table.
The fix is to simply modify the passwords.users.table config in the config/auth.php file to reference the original table name. I also suggest adding tests as a step for QA, so these simple changes aren't put into production by mistake.
dcortez
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2 weeks ago
We have gotten reports of an issue with password resets and after looking at it, it appears someone added a commit to change the table for password resets from
password_resetstopassword_reset_tokens. In May, another migration was added that changed the name back, but the config is still referencing the renamed table.The fix is to simply modify the
passwords.users.tableconfig in theconfig/auth.phpfile to reference the original table name. I also suggest adding tests as a step for QA, so these simple changes aren't put into production by mistake.-DC