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With every laravel version you've had to re-confirm your email address when resetting your password on the reset form.
I've not come across a site that asks you to confirm your email address during a reset request - it seems like an unnecessary step. It would be nice if you could optionally disable requiring this field inside your controller like:
class ResetPasswordController extends Controller
{
use ResetsPasswords;
protected$confirmEmail = false;
}
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With every laravel version you've had to re-confirm your email address when resetting your password on the reset form.
I've not come across a site that asks you to confirm your email address during a reset request - it seems like an unnecessary step. It would be nice if you could optionally disable requiring this field inside your controller like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: