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THREESCALE-12239: Remove unused npm packages
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- Validate strong passwords in React forms - Some forms treat the password field as clear text. - Make password fields required only when they are actually required. - `Current password` field visible and required only when it should. - Password can be set for all users, no matter how did they signup. - SSO Users: don't see the toast to change password. It can be changed from the same form This fixes https://issues.redhat.com/browse/THREESCALE-11548 - When enforce SSO is enabled, passwords can still be set or changed.
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This is to exclude John Doe from strong passwords validation Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Currently, a provider can enforce strong password for the developer portal, and weak passwords are accepted by default. About admin portal, there's no option to enable strong passwords, weak passwords are always accepted.
I think both situations make no sense. I don't think it's acceptable to allow users decide whether they enforce strong passwords or not, as long as strong passwords are possible, that should be the default. And same thing about admin portal.
In this PR, I remove any option to accept weak passwords in both admin or developer portals. Existing passwords will continue to work, but new passwords will be enforced to be strong. Also, I increased the minimal number of characters to 16.
This affects multiple screens, but also API endpoints, this is the complete list:
Besides, while doing this, I found a few UI errors that I told Claude to fix. This are the affected screens:
Another thing I noticed is strong passwords, even when enabled, were not being enforced for users not created by a human. For instance, the default admin user created when a buyer is created was always accepting weak passwords no matter the setting. I also fixed this.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/THREESCALE-8916
Verification steps
You can go through any (ideally all) screens above an try to set a weak password. Also tests should pass.