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  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @hashrocketeer hashrocketeer committed Dec 17, 2020
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  • make a bit more clear that the resource_name argument has to be removed, too

    @fwolfst fwolfst committed Feb 26, 2020
    a00bec1

  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @Seunadex Seunadex committed Jun 25, 2018
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  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @lachlanjc lachlanjc committed Apr 6, 2018
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  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @lachlanjc lachlanjc committed Apr 6, 2018
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  • Don't re-find `User` by `current_user.id`, that's an extra SQL query

    @jalada jalada committed Sep 13, 2017
    14e7655

  • Use permit instead of for for account_update

    @AhmedNadar AhmedNadar committed Jan 9, 2017
    599a863

  • `bypass` option is deprecated; please use `bypass_sign_in` instead (https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/blob/c3b54dc0c2fde8da44dd3d8eaf174cf279639557/lib/devise/controllers/sign_in_out.rb#L32-L35)

    @tom-lord tom-lord committed Dec 6, 2016
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  • [Devise] bypass option is deprecated and it will be removed in future version of Devise, Please use bypass_sign_in method instead. https://github.com/plataformatec/devise/blob/master/lib/devise/controllers/sign_in_out.rb

    @vamsipavanmahesh vamsipavanmahesh committed Sep 19, 2016
    c0b7771

  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @rafalpetryka rafalpetryka committed May 12, 2016
    679c1fe

  • No need to specify the resource (it generate a link like '/users.4' that generate an error)

    @iwan iwan committed Sep 16, 2015
    de856a1

  • Fixed transposition of "create" and "manually"

    Chris Montrois committed Jul 30, 2015
    7f19b43

  • The Devise routes do not take a user Id. They act on the current user resource.

    @jacksop jacksop committed Jul 17, 2015
    61eb088

  • about scopes

    @mauriciopasquier mauriciopasquier committed Jun 3, 2015
    81ca936

  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    pskrz committed Jun 2, 2015
    97bc617

  • Fix indentation

    Ivan committed Apr 7, 2015
    9ec5d19

  • Fix syntax highlighting for erb snippets

    artfuldodger committed Sep 9, 2014
    143c7bb

  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @fade2black fade2black committed Mar 18, 2014
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  • If not using scoped views (for example, Admin and User model with little difference between them), don't want to hard-code path

    @bdcravens bdcravens committed Jan 25, 2014
    daf0f84

  • update_attributes => update

    @JuanitoFatas JuanitoFatas committed Dec 27, 2013
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  • update_attributes => update

    @JuanitoFatas JuanitoFatas committed Dec 25, 2013
    84c1783

  • add indentation

    Tim committed Nov 20, 2013
    bb45b96

  • Explain how to allow parameters when strong parameters is enabled.

    Tim committed Nov 20, 2013
    552bb94

  • Fix minor mistakes.

    Samson Ootoovak committed Oct 31, 2013
    28f956b

  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @nickjj nickjj committed Oct 2, 2013
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  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @nickjj nickjj committed Oct 2, 2013
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  • These methods are not on params! They most likely come from the strong_parameters gem.

    @wulftone wulftone committed Sep 11, 2013
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  • Updated How To: Allow users to edit their password (markdown)

    @januszm januszm committed Aug 8, 2013
    6fccbc9

  • Update custom controller example for Rails 4 with strong parameters

    Andy Callaghan committed Jun 21, 2013
    c29874e

  • Markup fix (<% missing)

    @nosolopau nosolopau committed Apr 20, 2013
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