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I would like to enable a master password in my DRF (React.js + Django) website. After following the instructions as best as I could understand them, here are the relevant parts of settings.py:
When I try to log into a user account with Abc123 as password, I still get the response {non_field_errors: ["Unable to log in with provided credentials."]}. What am I missing?
P.S. Possibly unrelated, but when I open auth.py in VS Code, it shows the lines of authenticate() beginning with the line password = self.get_password(**kwargs) as unreachable code... This seems like a VS Code bug, but just mentioning in case this could give some clue...
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I would like to enable a master password in my DRF (React.js + Django) website. After following the instructions as best as I could understand them, here are the relevant parts of settings.py:
When I try to log into a user account with
Abc123
as password, I still get the response{non_field_errors: ["Unable to log in with provided credentials."]}
. What am I missing?P.S. Possibly unrelated, but when I open auth.py in VS Code, it shows the lines of
authenticate()
beginning with the linepassword = self.get_password(**kwargs)
as unreachable code... This seems like a VS Code bug, but just mentioning in case this could give some clue...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: