We can turn off the need to verify emails during keycloak registration with a setting in values.yaml. This might well be used for internal servers where users don't want to connect an SMTP server at all. On Chrome and Firefox when you register an account in such a state, you are immediately logged in, which makes sense.
In Safari you are not immediately logged in - the Login button is still shown but it doesn't do anything!
I discovered this because it stops the integration tests #3121 working on webkit where I'm making use of this feature.
We can turn off the need to verify emails during keycloak registration with a setting in
values.yaml. This might well be used for internal servers where users don't want to connect an SMTP server at all. On Chrome and Firefox when you register an account in such a state, you are immediately logged in, which makes sense.In Safari you are not immediately logged in - the Login button is still shown but it doesn't do anything!
I discovered this because it stops the integration tests #3121 working on webkit where I'm making use of this feature.