It's strange that I can't find ANY information anywhere on this: how do you completely disable Nova from allowing password resets? In the login.blade.php file, it has @if (\Laravel\Nova\Nova::resetsPasswords()) to remove the "forgot password?" link but I can't even find that method let alone find a way to make it false.
Hi, @kaylakaze. I can not get your point. Could you please collaborate at ease?
Does this thing look like you have to remove the forgotten password? link, please clear your point of view
While you can remove the link manually, that would still leave the routes and other pages involved with password resets open. What I mean is there seems to be a way in Nova to say that Nova will not handle password resets and, as a result, does not show the link, and, presumably, doesn't set up the reset routes either. To clarify, the application I'm dealing with is a Nova interface to a database. The user's data comes from an outside system that has its own password management. As a result, I have to make sure this Nova application cannot do anything to modify the user record, like password reset. While I've solved that issue at the Eloquent level, I'd still prefer a less brute force method of dealing with UI issues, like the "Forgot password?" link and, since it seems a possibility for Nova::resetsPasswords() to return false, I'd like to know how to make it do so.