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adds relevant user to reset password form for validation purposes #835
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Co-authored-by: Armen Mkrtchyan <amkrtchyan@techdaisy.co> Co-authored-by: Chris Wagner <jwag.wagner@gmail.com>
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I need a way to check password complexity, including relevant information about the user (such as their first and last name). Currently ResetPasswordForm has no mechanism for doing this, since
current_userisAnonymousUserat this point.This simply tacks on
userfrom the token so that theResetPasswordFormcan fully implement complexity checks against the proposed user-to-change's data as extra dictionary items (example of the sort of checks I'd like to perform here: https://github.com/dwolfhub/zxcvbn-python#usage)