Fix the color of the unlock user success alert
📖 What does this MR do?
When a user has 10 unsuccessful sign in attempts their account is locked. An admin can unlock their account from the admin area. This MR fixes the color of the Successfully unlocked alert that is shown after an admin unlocks a user.
💻 How to setup and validate locally
- Create a test user
- Try and sign in with an invalid password 10 times with the test user
- Sign in as an admin and navigate to
Menu->Admin->Users->test user - Click
Unlockin theUser administrationdropdown
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Edited by Peter Hegman