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What does everyone think about an optional setting like ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_EXPIRE = True|False and ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_DAYS = integer. This would allow for any website to have the ability to force users to change their password every X number of days.
Another possibility would be whether you would want to allow users to re-use their previous passwords again or not. But this can always be a future thing.
This stackoverflow answer uses a custom user model to do it so that would probably need to be written in the documentation with a custom user model example.
Hey @shoaib-moeen apologise I'm late in this but I have already started working on this. I'll be very grateful if you can look into some other issues. Thank you. Sorry @pennersr for being late, I was busy in work
What does everyone think about an optional setting like ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_EXPIRE = True|False and ACCOUNT_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_DAYS = integer. This would allow for any website to have the ability to force users to change their password every X number of days.
Another possibility would be whether you would want to allow users to re-use their previous passwords again or not. But this can always be a future thing.
This stackoverflow answer uses a custom user model to do it so that would probably need to be written in the documentation with a custom user model example.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15571046/django-force-password-expiration
There is also:
https://github.com/pinax/django-user-accounts
But how would this tie into allauth?
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