feat: allow setting custom login-name for occ generated app password#59680
feat: allow setting custom login-name for occ generated app password#59680piepre wants to merge 1 commit intonextcloud:masterfrom
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Apart from that, the change makes sense I think. I’m not sure about the option description, "UID" is not that clear in that context, but it’s hard to find the correct phrasing because I’m not sure it’s consistent accross Nextcloud. Maybe "the account name" works, not sure. |
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@piepre Could you rebase and squash as a single commit? |
Signed-off-by: piepre <piepre@gmx.de> Update core/Command/User/AuthTokens/Add.php Co-authored-by: Côme Chilliet <91878298+come-nc@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: piepre <piepre@gmx.de>
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Summary
added the option to set the login_name for auth-tokens created with occ
For example, this can be helpful if you want to automatically integrate CalDAV and CardDAV resources in Thunderbird. See: https://help.nextcloud.com/t/use-mailaddress-instead-of-userid-with-app-password/243247
Example
occ user:add-app-password testuser --login-name=testuser@domain.tld