It seems a bit odd/inconsistent that we have several different enter password prompts.
When creating an organization the enter password prompt is as follows:
Password for <emailAddress> @ <orgName>:
For example,
Password for eliza@bethean.com @ Eliza's Automated Advice Avatar:
When accepting an invitation to an organization, the prompt is just:
Password:
And when logging in, the prompt is:
Password for <emailAddress>:
The logging in password makes sense as we do not necessarily know the organization at that point, but it seems like we have exactly the same info available for create-org and accept-invitation.
Are we suppressing info as a security measure for the invitation in case someone who doesn't know the email address gets the code? If we feel that's necessary, perhaps we should just use a simple Password: or Enter password: everywhere.
It seems a bit odd/inconsistent that we have several different enter password prompts.
When creating an organization the enter password prompt is as follows:
Password for <emailAddress> @ <orgName>:
For example,
Password for eliza@bethean.com @ Eliza's Automated Advice Avatar:
When accepting an invitation to an organization, the prompt is just:
Password:
And when logging in, the prompt is:
Password for <emailAddress>:
The logging in password makes sense as we do not necessarily know the organization at that point, but it seems like we have exactly the same info available for create-org and accept-invitation.
Are we suppressing info as a security measure for the invitation in case someone who doesn't know the email address gets the code? If we feel that's necessary, perhaps we should just use a simple
Password:
orEnter password:
everywhere.