Get user in get_email_confirmation_redirect_url when no authenticated

[abrange]

I am trying to redirect a user to a specific URL based on the user, but I can't find a way to know which is the user or email within

def get_email_confirmation_redirect_url(self, request)

that just has confirmed their email in order to prepare the URL.

As additional information, my complete flow is:

1. User signup using only email.
2. User clicks on confirmation link from their email.
3. User click on "confirm email" button.
4. Now, I would like to show a set password form (with a Name field too).

In (3), I using get_email_confirmation_redirect_url to get the URL used by SetPassword, so it could be the next page shown.

Edit: I have figure out a way to get the user, it's working but not sure if its the best way.:

1. get key in URL and 2) get the user using EmailConfirmationHMAC.from_key

            key_ = re.match(r"/accounts/confirm-email/(.+)/.*", request.path).group(1)
            user = EmailConfirmationHMAC.from_key(key_).email_address.user

Thanks, Alvaro

[SiddharthPant]

Instead of depending on regex match you can directly use request.resolver_match.kwargs['key']

[derek-adair]

This is not an allauth issue.

1. CLose as a discussion/support
2. Users should look closely at django request/response docs.

[pennersr]

It would definitely make sense to pass along the email that is being confirmed to get_email_confirmation_redirect_url(). Though, that is a backwards incompatible change to the adapter.

[derek-adair]

can that not be looked up in the request object?

[pennersr]

Not without resorting to hacks like duplicating the lookups that allauth already did.

[pennersr]

Fixed in 0c95626d -- there now is:

get_email_verification_redirect_url(self, email_address)