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As a reference:
How to create a userena user manually
>>> my_user = UserenaSignup.objects.create_user(username="my_name", email="my_name@gmail.com", password="my_password")
# A userena user that hasn't activated his account with an account confirmation link
# has False for is_active
>>> my_user.is_active
False
How to activate an inactive userena user
>>> active_my_user = UserenaSignup.objects.activate_user(my_user.userena_signup.activation_key)
>>> active_my_user.is_active
True
I found this bit of code here, in the tests of Userena.
How to login a userena user manually
Logging in failed because only a user that has True
for is_active
can log in.
So after activating your user (see above) you log in as follows in a test:
self.client.login(username=active_my_user.username, password="my_password", email= active_my_user.email)
#True
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I think that my_user.password
is crypted.
Try this:
self.client.login(username=my_user.username, password='my_password')
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