Closed crazytonyli closed 8 hours ago
App Name | WordPress Alpha | |
Configuration | Release-Alpha | |
Build Number | pr23834-10c98ee | |
Version | 25.4.2 | |
Bundle ID | org.wordpress.alpha | |
Commit | 10c98ee20730cd3c8a93d5d3578b8303f41999c1 | |
App Center Build | WPiOS - One-Offs #11131 |
App Name | Jetpack Alpha | |
Configuration | Release-Alpha | |
Build Number | pr23834-10c98ee | |
Version | 25.4.2 | |
Bundle ID | com.jetpack.alpha | |
Commit | 10c98ee20730cd3c8a93d5d3578b8303f41999c1 | |
App Center Build | jetpack-installable-builds #10171 |
If the site doesn't have a valid Application Token, every request just fails – there's no feedback or alerting.
We should address that before this ships.
I also noticed that User Management is still behind a feature flag – with this change, we should tie user management and application passwords together, because otherwise it's impossible to get at your application password list.
Should admin users be able to see others' application passwords?
If the site doesn't have a valid Application Token, every request just fails – there's no feedback or alerting.
This is an existing issue with account passwords too. There is no re-authentication flow, when account password is changed.
Should admin users be able to see others' application passwords?
Not sure about if they should, but they can 😄 . On web, admin users can view, add, and revoke others application passwords.
This is an alternative to https://github.com/wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS/pull/23819.
In #23819, application passwords are displayed in the user details view, like wp-admin. But I think @kean 's suggestion in https://github.com/wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS/pull/23819#discussion_r1846659725 makes more sense.
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