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test(login): wait for the email autofocus before filling the form - #192
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…ser form Vuetify focuses an autofocus field 50 ms after it intersects (setTimeout in useAutofocus). The create user test filled the email right after the field showed, so the delayed focus could come back to the email field while the password was typed: the password landed in the email field, the form stayed invalid and no confirmation mail was sent (nightly of 2026-11-03, waitForMail timeout). Wait for the field to be focused, like the other login tests do.
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Fix the "create new user account" e2e test that turned the nightly of 2026-11-03 red: it waits for the email field to be focused before filling the form, like the other login tests do.
Why: Vuetify focuses an
autofocusfield 50 ms after it intersects (setTimeoutinuseAutofocus). The test typed right after the field showed, so the delayed focus could come back to the email field while the password was typed: the password landed in the email field (newuser@test.comTestPasswd01in the failure snapshot), the form stayed invalid and no mail was sent.Heads-up: the focus steal itself remains a UX issue (a fast typist or a password manager hits it as well); it is not addressed here.