@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ In this guide, you’ll implement a **custom password validation workflow** in K
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3939- A [ Kinde account] ( https://kinde.com/ ) (Sign up for free)
4040- A [ GitHub account] ( https://github.com/ ) (Sign up for free)
41- - A running Kinde project such as the [ Kinde NextJS starter kit] ( https://github.com/kinde-starter-kits/kinde-nextjs-app-router-starter-kit )
41+ - A running Kinde project such as the [ Kinde Next.js starter kit] ( https://github.com/kinde-starter-kits/kinde-nextjs-app-router-starter-kit )
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4343## Step 1: Create the workflow code
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@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ It grabs the user's input, validates the password using your custom logic, and i
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175175## Step 2: Deploy the workflow code
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177- 1 . Sign into your [ Kinde dashboard] ( https://kinde.com/ ) and select ** Workflows** from the sidebar.
177+ 1 . Sign in to your [ Kinde dashboard] ( https://kinde.com/ ) and select ** Workflows** from the sidebar.
1781782 . If you already have your workflow repo connected, go straight to step 4.
1791793 . Select ** Connect repo > Connect GitHub** and follow the onboarding flow to authorize Kinde to access your GitHub account.
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193193## Step 3: Test the workflow
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195- 1 . Sign into your [ Kinde dashboard] ( https://kinde.com/ ) and select ** View details** for the one you are testing.
195+ 1 . Sign in to your [ Kinde dashboard] ( https://kinde.com/ ) and select ** View details** for the one you are testing.
1961962 . Go to ** Authentication** and uncheck ** Email + code** and check ** Email + password** auth method, and select ** Save** .
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198198 By default, Kinde uses passwordless connection, so to test this workflow, we are enabling it.
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