ResetUserPasswordOutput
Fields
A list of codes of which password validation the new password failed against if applicable.
One of:
- password_too_short
- password_too_common
- password_reused
- password_matches_current
- password_has_too_few_numeric_characters
- password_has_too_few_special_characters
- password_has_too_few_lowercase_characters
- password_has_too_few_uppercase_characters
- password_contains_account_number
- password_contains_part_of_email_address
Deprecation
The 'failureCodes' field is deprecated.Please handle the KT-CT-5450 error and inspect the `validationErrors[].code` extension instead.
Note that the KT-CT-5450 error will not be raised if you request any of the `failureCodes`, `failureReasons`, or `passwordUpdated` fields.
- Marked as deprecated on 2025-04-07.
- Scheduled for removal on or after 2025-10-04.
A list of messages of which password validations the new password failed against if applicable.
Deprecation
The 'failureReasons' field is deprecated.Please handle the KT-CT-5450 error and inspect the `validationErrors[].message` extension instead.
Note that the KT-CT-5450 error will not be raised if you request any of the `failureCodes`, `failureReasons`, or `passwordUpdated` fields.
- Marked as deprecated on 2025-04-07.
- Scheduled for removal on or after 2025-10-04.
True if the password update was successful, false otherwise.
Deprecation
The 'passwordUpdated' field is deprecated.Please handle the KT-CT-5450 error instead.
Note that the KT-CT-5450 error will not be raised if you request any of the `failureCodes`, `failureReasons`, or `passwordUpdated` fields.
- Marked as deprecated on 2025-04-07.
- Scheduled for removal on or after 2025-10-04.
The ID of the user whose password was changed.
The example data in the variables and responses below are autogenerated values designed to resemble real inputs. They do not represent actual customer data, and in some cases may require additional validation.
Example
{
"userId": "58450099"
}