CI test failures - Ignore the new user.logout.confirm route in the PasswordPolicyEventSubscriber

Here a patch version of the merge request.

Thanks!

I attempted to reproduce the issue by following the steps provided. Contrary to the described problem, when logging out, the system does not force the user to change their password. Instead, it logs the user out of the site without any password change requirement.

However, the system does enforce a password change under the following conditions:

• When the user logs in after being logged out.
• When the user refreshes the site while already logged in.

In these scenarios, the user is prompted to change their password.

I am providing an image of the marked checkbox and a screen recording showing no effect on logout.

Hello!

Yes, you are right.

I'm going to update my steps to reproduce it, the thing is the log out link already has the CSRF token to allow to log out immediately and that is already working as expected

The problem is when you type manually /user/logout in the browser address bar (without the CSRF token) then it should display the "confirm logout" page but instead it redirects the user to change the password page again.

@gnuget I have rechecked, you are right. The issue exists if someone manually enters /user/login. I have applied and verified that the patch → resolves the issue. However the MR that you have raised is not passing the pipeline. Kindly look into it and try to pass the pipeline.

I think it was a false positive, I just re ran the pipeline and I think it is now passing. 🙌

Thanks for your help reviewing this.

David.

Moving this to RTBC

CI tests are currently failing on Drupal >= 10.3 because of the 🐛 Can't log out on translated site in tests - causes issues for 10.3 umami test Fixed change, so this patch is necessary for tests to successfully pass.

vishalkhode → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

Thanks everyone for the changes. Looks good to me. Hence, moving it ahead.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.