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Unable to set my message from #inactive_message method #265
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Thank you for looking into this, @vitaliiorlov! I'll take a look asap. It looks like something that might be easy to fix |
@vitaliiorlov after taking a closer look at this, I see now that we based our implementation on DTA's implementation https://github.com/lynndylanhurley/devise_token_auth/blob/6b0659f18c678b319913d0fb053e96aa555857aa/app/controllers/devise_token_auth/sessions_controller.rb#L13 I still think this is something we can implement, but I need to take a longer look as it's not just removing something I thought we had overwritten. Also, looking at Devise's code https://github.com/search?q=repo%3Aheartcombo%2Fdevise%20inactive_message&type=code I'm not sure those messagesare easy to override? They return symbols and in one place it's interpolated. Could you please point to the docs where it's explained how to use this method? |
Thank you for the link, @vitaliiorlov. So it is based on localized messages. I still think that's something we can implement |
Thank you @mcelicalderon! Looking forward for this enhancement. |
Hello @mcelicalderon ! Any news regarding this? Thank you! |
@vitaliiorlov we haven't had the chance to work on this yet and we'll do it as soon as possible. You are welcome to propose an MR for us to review if you have the time before we do |
Describe the bug
Hi!
I have defined
#active_for_authentication?
method in the User model according to the Devise documentation which can returnfalse
when I would like to disable login for users.To show the reason why the user cannot log in I should define
#inactive_message
method in User model.But it doesn't work with this gem because in Login mutation you have such conditions.
Instead of my message, I saw a message that confirmation instructions were sent to my email address.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
Show message from
#inactive_message
method.By the way,
#unauthenticated_message
method also exists. Maybe it is worth supporting this method too.Thank you!
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