Skip confirmation on email register about devise_token_auth HOT 8 CLOSED

No problem! I'll implement this ASAP.

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@andreasseiler - after thinking about this, I think the best option is to use a before_create callback on the model. So something like this:

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  include DeviseTokenAuth::Concerns::User
  before_create :skip_confirmation!
end

And just to be clear, the skip_confirmation! method is available in the current version of this gem.

Does this solution work for you?

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I'm actually running up against this too. I didn't want to include the confirmation* columns in my schema since I wasn't going to be using them. Only thing I've tried that works thus far is overriding all of the confirmations methods, since devise_token_auth is explicitly enabling that devise feature set. Here are problematic attributes and my overrides:

# Force disable confirmation in devise_token_auth

def confirm_success_url 
    '/'
end
def confirm_success_url=(val)
end

def confirmed?
    true
end

def confirmed_at 
    DateTime.now
end
def confirmed_at=(val)
end

def unconfirmed_email 
    self.email
end
def unconfirmed_email=(val)
end

def send_confirmation_instructions(opts=nil)
end

protected
def confirmation_required?
  false
end

EDIT: skip_confirmation! may work if these columns are included in the schema (haven't tested), but doesn't seem to help my situation, atm.

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As of the latest version (v0.1.28), the confirm_success_url and password_reset_success_url columns are no longer used.

With the next release I plan to make the inclusion of each devise module optional.

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Sounds great @lynndylanhurley . Thanks as always for all the hard work! =]

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Sounds really great! Thanks so much!

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I've added improvements to version 0.1.29.beta2 to simplify this scenario. The updated documentation is here.

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