chocolatedonut
Nitpick: confirm_changeset should be renamed to confirmation_changeset
Looking at the generated code, there’re email_changeset and other <noun>_changesets. Hence, for consistency, confirm_changeset should be renamed (in the generators) to confirmation_changeset.
Confirm = verb
Confirmation = noun
Its @doc should also be aligned with other _changesets to, f.e.:
A user changeset for changing the time of confirmation.
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johantell
I can see how it is an improvement. Did you consider sending a PR to help out? It’s usually easier and more time efficient for maintainers to accept and merge small changes like these than it is to do it themselves. ![]()
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