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Declare password in user schema, but never display it#2386
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Doing so makes it possible to more easily negate the `required` attribute when subclassing the controller and modifying the schema. The password is a part of the user data model, it's just never displayed.
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Declare `password` in user schema, but never display it
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Doing so makes it possible to more easily negate the
requiredattribute when subclassing the controller and modifying the schema.The password is a part of the user data model, it's just never displayed.