Ok, create_user is now User.object.create_user for those wondering.
To the Django composers: can we pleeease have a real password field?
And use that for User rather than all that contortion? It's of very
limited usefulness to see the raw password in the admin, and it makes it
impossible for a non-geek to create new users (you either have to go to
the python shell and call create_user, or encrypt the password yourself,
somehow), unless you create a specialised view first. I think a better
solution would be a password field; it displays as blank in admin, and
blank (no input) is interpreted as "don't change it". Can we do that? I
can put the code in the tracker tomorrow if it's "yes" :-)
best,
Lalo Martins
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summon the will, they soon become inevitable.
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