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  2. CWD-4158

As a REST client, I want to invalidate a user's password

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      As a REST client, if I want to invalidate the current password of a user so the user cannot use it anymore and is forced to reset it, then I have to generate a random password string, which may or may not match the current password policy.

      I'd prefer to have a REST API to invalidate a user's password that is guaranteed to succeed, not matter which password policy has been set.

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              dberrueta Diego Berrueta
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