I have a Flask app where I use flask_user for authentication. However, I noticed that I cannot change password, first and last name for existing users. When I try to do it I get confirmation that password has been changed, but in fact it is not. Setting up of new users works perfectly fine.
Config is rather straightforward:
USER_APP_NAME = '...' # Shown in and email templates and page footers USER_APP_VERSION = 'v0.1' USER_COPYRIGHT_YEAR = '2021' USER_CORPORATION_NAME = '...' USER_ENABLE_EMAIL = True # Enable email authentication USER_ENABLE_USERNAME = False #Do not log in via username USER_EMAIL_SENDER_EMAIL = 'example@example.com'
Database is MS SQL Server and from other flask modules I use SQLAlchemy, Migrate and Admin.
Hi,
I have a Flask app where I use flask_user for authentication. However, I noticed that I cannot change password, first and last name for existing users. When I try to do it I get confirmation that password has been changed, but in fact it is not. Setting up of new users works perfectly fine.
Config is rather straightforward:
USER_APP_NAME = '...' # Shown in and email templates and page footers USER_APP_VERSION = 'v0.1' USER_COPYRIGHT_YEAR = '2021' USER_CORPORATION_NAME = '...' USER_ENABLE_EMAIL = True # Enable email authentication USER_ENABLE_USERNAME = False #Do not log in via username USER_EMAIL_SENDER_EMAIL = 'example@example.com'Database is MS SQL Server and from other flask modules I use SQLAlchemy, Migrate and Admin.
Any ideas what could be the reason for this?