Use of declared argument in get_post_login_redirect function

[TheDavidFactor]

I see declared is passed through get_post_login_redirect to get_post_action_redirect where it is inserted into the first position of the urls list if it's provided. However I don't see any call to get_post_login_redirect that sets declared so it appears to be unused.

I need to be able to override the login redirect from a custom login form validate method on occasion. I'm doing this by setting a value for security_post_login_view in the session since that is checked first in find_redirect but it would be nice to be able to preempt the arg and form next values as declared does.

Is there somewhere I could hook into declared that I'm not seeing? Or would I need to subclass or monkey patch part of Flask-Security-Too to get access to setting declared?

[jwag956]

That argument - and not being used - has been there forever... Yours is the first useful use case I have heard about - let me think about that a bit. I suppose a not too bad hack would be to change 'next' on the request and let the normal logic take its course.