Confusing message in the output of make:auth for LoginFormAuthenticator

[php4fan]

Symfony version(s) affected

5.4.0

Description

When you run bin/console make:auth, and you choose a login form authenticator, at the end you get this message:

 Success! 
           

 Next:
 - (...)
 - Check the user's password in App\Security\LoginFormAuthenticator::checkCredentials().  
 - (...)

That, to me, means that I should expect to find a method called checkCredentials() in LoginFormAuthenticator, hopefully with some comment telling me exactly where I should add the code to check the password.

But there's no such method.

Perhaps the message is outdated and refers to an old obsolete method that got superseded by authenticate()? If that's not it, I'm confused.

How to reproduce

bin/console make:auth

Possible Solution

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Additional Context

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[php4fan]

Actually, it seems you don't need to add any code to check credentials. The generated method authenticate() seems to be taking care of that already. I've checked that authentication fails with the wrong user identifier and password, and it succeeds with the correct ones, so it's already checking the password.

Pretty sure that line in the output is a leftover from a previous version.

[xabbuh]

@php4fan FYI, I have move your issue as the make:auth command is provided by the MakerBundle.

[weaverryan]

Yup, we added support for the new authenticator system - but I think we didn't make this message smart enough to handle both systems (Maker still supports Guard and the new system). That needs to be fixed.