When a default admin API token is found, a warning is displayed. As it is only called "token", some users might not know what token is referred to. Also the message should give a hint or link to a documentation on how to remove it.
Contrast to Current Behavior
User may not know what token the warning refers to
Discussion: Benefits and Drawbacks
If there is a CLI command this might be a better choice. If not a link to /user/api-tokens/ and using ${SUPERUSER_NAME} might help further.
Change should be considered as "better than current state". Feel free to improve the message.
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clarify warning if a default API token is found
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New Behavior
When a default admin API token is found, a warning is displayed. As it is only called "token", some users might not know what token is referred to. Also the message should give a hint or link to a documentation on how to remove it.
Contrast to Current Behavior
User may not know what token the warning refers to
Discussion: Benefits and Drawbacks
If there is a CLI command this might be a better choice. If not a link to/user/api-tokens/ and using ${SUPERUSER_NAME} might help further.
Change should be considered as "better than current state". Feel free to improve the message.
Changes to the Wiki
I don't think any
Proposed Release Note Entry
clarify warning if a default API token is found
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developbranch.