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Most websites use the user's email as their username these days, so it might be nice to have a setting like this:
[commands.new] default-username = "[email protected]"
When set, this should have the same behavior as kbs2 new with a generator: if the user doesn't enter a username, then the default one is substituted.
kbs2 new
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This is slightly annoying to do with how I've designed the current kbs2::input module. That should probably be refactored first.
kbs2::input
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This will be much easier to implement once #306 lands.
kbs2: add commands.new.default-username
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Closes #199.
kbs2: add commands.new.default-username (#307)
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* kbs2: add commands.new.default-username Closes #199. * README, CHANGELOG: docs * kbs2/input: lint * contrib: kbs2-yad-login: respect commands.new.default-username
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Most websites use the user's email as their username these days, so it might be nice to have a setting like this:
When set, this should have the same behavior as
kbs2 new
with a generator: if the user doesn't enter a username, then the default one is substituted.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: