Password Change ticket sends Verified Email ticket instead

Hello!

I’m currently working on a project where I need a invitation only signup system, I’ve been following this guide (Send Email Invitations for Application Signup) and using the Auth0 .NET Client Library (GitHub - auth0/auth0.net: .NET client for the Auth0 Authentication & Management APIs.), and I got it working quite nicely already.

However if I send a password reset ticket to trigger the registration I get a Email Verification email instead, which means users can’t register at all.

I checked if it was a issue with the email but if I trigger the reset password email via the Dashboard it sends the correct email.

Here’s my code:

public async void CreateUser()
    {
            var newUser = await Client.Users.CreateAsync(new UserCreateRequest{
                    Connection = _connection.name,
                    Email = EmailAddress,
                    EmailVerified = false,
                    UserName = UserName,
                    Password = "test",
                    FirstName = FirstName,
                    LastName = LastName
            });

            await Client.Tickets.CreatePasswordChangeTicketAsync(new PasswordChangeTicketRequest
            {
                    UserId = newUser.UserId,
                    MarkEmailAsVerified = true
            });
            
            EmailAddress = string.Empty;
            UserName = string.Empty;
    }

}

Am I missing something? I checked the API documentation and the configuration should be good.

Thanks alot in advance!

I’m also having this behavior. Did you get any solution?

I’m hitting this problem too and there’s been radio silence on this issue for a while.

I’m doing the same thing as @sgarciac is: setting email_verified to false on the user and mark_email_as_verified to true in the password change ticket, yet I only ever get verification emails and never a password reset. I’ve tried messing around with both of those fields too with various combinations of true and false on the off chance the guide was wrong.