Gnome Control Center uses `libpwquality` to check if a password is
secure enough. The library has a file to configure the rules applied.

The `enforcing` key in that configuration file specifies whether the
requirement is strictly enforced rather than a recommendation, as I
understand. Given the password validation is already dependent on that
configuration file, it probably makes sense to respect this setting.

The previous behavior was to always "enforce".

Rafael Fontenelle authored Dec 20, 2020 and Administrator committed Dec 20, 2020

(cherry picked from commit cb01645e21862285a06c5a5867794e72f184d257)

Rafael Fontenelle authored Dec 20, 2020 and Administrator committed Dec 20, 2020

(cherry picked from commit f6168a33aec974a3cc87a9509dc5567a69eb7058)

Reset button is in a `GtkRevealer` to not take up space when hidden.

This was previously available only in Gnome Tweaks.

For some reason, the ungrab was making the window impossible to interact
with. Without these calls, it seems to work as expected.

Robert Ancell authored Nov 19, 2020 and Georges Basile Stavracas Neto committed Dec 17, 2020

We can just iterate over the GtkNotebook - no need to mantain a list of pages.

Robert Ancell authored Nov 19, 2020 and Georges Basile Stavracas Neto committed Dec 17, 2020

It's better to respond to the user immediately rather than delay the window opening.