Bug Description
There is a bug in the password validation logic on the Sign Up page. The UI instruction explicitly states that the password must contain at least 1 uppercase letter, among other requirements. However, the form accepts passwords with only lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters, without throwing any validation error.
Steps to Reproduce
- Navigate to the Sign Up page.
- Enter a password that meets all other criteria but contains no uppercase letters (e.g.,
vaanshimadan@2006).
- Observe that the form accepts the input, validation does not fail, and the user is allowed to proceed with Sign Up.
Expected Behavior
The form should validate that at least one uppercase letter is present. If missing, a validation error should be displayed, and the form submission should be blocked until corrected.
Actual Behavior
The password field accepts the input without any uppercase letter, displaying "Password Strength: Medium" and allowing form submission.
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Bug Description
There is a bug in the password validation logic on the Sign Up page. The UI instruction explicitly states that the password must contain at least 1 uppercase letter, among other requirements. However, the form accepts passwords with only lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters, without throwing any validation error.
Steps to Reproduce
vaanshimadan@2006).Expected Behavior
The form should validate that at least one uppercase letter is present. If missing, a validation error should be displayed, and the form submission should be blocked until corrected.
Actual Behavior
The password field accepts the input without any uppercase letter, displaying "Password Strength: Medium" and allowing form submission.
Screenshots