feat: Auto-format Authentication Code with Hyphen #35179
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feat: Auto-format Authentication Code with Hyphen
Proposed changes (including videos or screenshots)
In the current authentication code input process, users can enter the code in two formats:
123456
or123-456
. This can lead to confusion as users may not always know if they should manually add the hyphen (-
).Solution:
This feature automatically adds a hyphen (
-
) after every three digits once the user enters the first three characters. The code will appear as123-456
, and users will be able to continue entering the remaining digits without needing to manually insert the hyphen. This improves the user experience and ensures the correct format is always followed.Screenshots/Video:
hyphen.in.authentication.code.mp4
Issue(s)
Closes #35178
Steps to test or reproduce
Step 0: Enable Two-factor authentication First (Profile -> Security -> Two-factor authentication via email)
-
) should automatically appear after the third digit (e.g.,123-
).123-456
).123456
and123-456
formats are accepted.Further comments
This solution should simplify the process for users and eliminate any confusion regarding whether they need to manually enter the hyphen. It is a small UI improvement that enhances usability without impacting the backend or requiring complex changes.
Let me know if you need any changes or improvements, and I look forward to your feedback.