1.9.0

New features

• The rodauth:views generator now supports the new webauthn_autofill feature added in Rodauth 5.30.

  Existing applications can upgrade by using rodauth.login_form_footer method instead of rendering the partial directly, and using rodauth.login_field_autocomplete_value for the autocomplete attribute value on the email field in the login form.

Other improvements

• The rodauth:views generator now requires explicitly specifying the two_factor_base feature in order to generate its view templates. Previously these view templates were generated automatically with a dependent feature (otp, sms_codes, recovery_codes, webauthn).

• The generated app/misc/rodauth_main.rb now sets login_param "email" for better compatibility with other authentication frameworks such as Devise.

• The generated mailer now prepends rodauth.email_subject_prefix to all email subjects, just like Rodauth does by default.

• The Trilogy adapter is now better handled in generators. Note that you'll be able to use it starting from Sequel 5.69, which will include the corresponding Sequel adapter.

• Fixed a typo in the unlock_account email template (thanks to @zavan)

Backwards compatibility

• The #rails_account method now leverages Rodauth's new account! method, which greatly simplifies the logic. As a result, the #rails_account method no longer clears the session if the logged in account was deleted. The primary goal behind that functionality was for easier development, but the session cookie never actually got cleared when Rails rendered an error response. If you were relying on this behavior, I recommend using rodauth.require_account instead of rodauth.require_authentication, and possibly even using the active_sessions feature.

• Support for Rails 4.2 has been dropped.