After registration: Mail not shown

[ebroda]

Description of the issue

I registered in the OpenEnergyPlatform and afterwards got the following message, with my E-Mail-Adress missing. But still the activation mail was send correctly.

Feels like, user.email, is not set correctly.

oeplatform/login/templates/login/activate.html

Line 18 in d30c4f0

Your activation mail was sent to <b>{{user.email}}</b>. If this is not the correct address,

Steps to Reproduce

1. Register at openenergyplatform.org
2. See message without mail.

Ideas of solution

• Check if user.email is set and available on showing the message. If not, check why.

Context and Environment

• Version used: current one at openenergyplatform.org
• Operating system: -
• Environment setup and (python) version: -

Workflow checklist

• I am aware of the workflow in CONTRIBUTING.md

[jh-RLI]

Hm, that's strange. I'll check that again, at least it worked until a few weeks ago.

Edit - nope wasnt working before ... that is what you get if tests are missing :O

[jh-RLI]

The email field is filled in at this point, but a redirect is made to the page shown above. During the redirect the context of the user creation form is lost and therefore at this point it is not really possible to transfer the available data about the new user to the form as there is no information and no token available yet (as the user has to click on the link in the activation email first) with which to determine the current user. Well, I don't like this implementation at all, but I think for now I'll just somehow include the user data as context in the view. I will probably have to change the implementation though.

oeplatform/login/views.py

Line 831 in 1862274

return redirect("activate")

[ebroda]

Okay, sound's not to good.
Maybe a temporary setting to the session could do that? Like including it in the register-process (only the email) and then get and remove it here (probably something like https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.1/topics/http/sessions/#examples).

But to continue that:
Does the form below to change the email work correctly, if we have no token and no user? So how does the OEP know to which user it should assign the given e-mail address and resend the mail?