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that's what it does. Changed all tests to use it instead of the attributes method
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This allows us to reuse add_email from email_aliases_attributes=
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nor aliases that are the same as the original email for that matter
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* unit tests draft
* controller draft
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Just a very simple start for now.
Do we want to use the api for the secure remote password auth from js?
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I also tried flash.keep(:notice) but that did not help - not sure how to keep the flash until the root url has rendered.
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creating and editing users differ so much now it's not worth reusing the complex user_form_with for the signup.
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password requires ajax for secure remote password to work
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find_record User will return a stubbed user record and make sure User.find_by_id(user.id) returns the same so it can be used in controllers.
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I changed the permissions a little to be more consistent.
Now:
* admins can edit users
* users can destroy themselves.
There's no ui for either of them but theoretically they could. Not sure this is what we want though.
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Also added #assert_json_error to tests.
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* translating error messages
* not caching login and password in js anymore
* catching non responses
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Conflicts:
Gemfile.lock
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