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I'm actually not sure about this. When the browser first opens, I think there should be a message with a link to change the password initially. That said, the environments that the |
Hello @stuartabrown You can use gff ~/code/drupal-ops/lightning ()
└─ $ ∴ lando.dev drush help uli
Display a one time login link for user ID 1, or another user.
Examples:
drush user:login Open default web browser and browse to homepage, logged in as uid=1.
drush user:login --name=ryan node/add/blog Open default web browser (if configured or detected) for a one-time login link for username ryan that redirects to
node/add/blog.
drush user:login --uid=123 Open default web browser and login as user with uid "123".
drush user:login [email protected] Open default web browser and login as user with mail "[email protected]".
drush user:login --browser=firefox --name=$(drush user:information --mail="[email protected]" --fields=name Open firefox web browser, and login as the user with the e-mail address [email protected].
--format=string)
Arguments:
[path] Optional path to redirect to after logging in.
Options:
--name[=NAME] A user name to log in as.
--uid[=UID] A uid to log in as.
--mail[=MAIL] A user mail address to log in as.
--browser[=BROWSER] Optional value denotes which browser to use (defaults to operating system default). Use --no-browser to suppress opening a browser. [default: "true"]
--redirect-port=REDIRECT-PORT A custom port for redirecting to (e.g., when running within a Vagrant environment)
--no-browser Negate --browser option.
Aliases: uli, user-login
gff ~/code/drupal-ops/lightning ()
└─ $ ∴ lando.dev drush help upwd
Set the password for the user account with the specified name.
Examples:
drush user:password someuser "correct horse battery staple" Set the password for the username someuser. @see xkcd.com/936
Arguments:
name The name of the account to modify.
password The new password for the account.
Aliases: upwd, user-password but as @balsama recommends if you are needing a more permanent solution you can set up hosting or a proper dev envionment like localhost, lando, or ddev. |
Sorry for the newbie question but i followed the
composer quick-start
method and have been signed in but I need the current password in order to be able to be able to change the password. How do I find this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: