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do not allow the user to manage his login methods if there is no possible alternative provider
In my case the only possibility to sigin is the LDAP method. So there is no need to manage the signin methods. It would be better to not display the option to the user in that case.
It will be not really important if the following behavior could be avoid : if the user deletes the only method available for him, the next time he will signin, the system will consider that this is his first connection. So he will have to refill the username and email. But in my case the email is unique, so the user cannot sigin anymore. The key to find a user is not the login name?
do not allow the user to manage his login methods if there is no possible alternative provider
In my case the only possibility to sigin is the LDAP method. So there is no need to manage the signin methods. It would be better to not display the option to the user in that case.
It will be not really important if the following behavior could be avoid : if the user deletes the only method available for him, the next time he will signin, the system will consider that this is his first connection. So he will have to refill the username and email. But in my case the email is unique, so the user cannot sigin anymore. The key to find a user is not the login name?
do not allow the user to manage his login methods if there is no possible alternative provider
In my case the only possibility to sigin is the LDAP method. So there is no need to manage the signin methods. It would be better to not display the option to the user in that case.
It will be not really important if the following behavior could be the avoid : if the user deletes the only method available for him, the next time he will signin, the system will consider that this is his first connection. So he will have to refill the username and email. But in my case the email is unique, so the user cannot sigin anymore. The key to find a user is not the login name?