Oh. I didn’t make any changes to the frontend code or developed any plugins, I just used it as-is. The only changes would be in conf.json. FWIW, there were a lot of rendering errors in the console, but I don’t understand JavaScript, so I can’t really debug it.
Thank you for trying to help me!
After writing the above, it occurred to me that I should have misunderstood your previous writings, and I went to set
“defaultLoginEnabled”: true,
which instantly made things work. I guess this might warrant mentioning in the documentation, because the name of the option suggests that you have a hardwired demo account (“taiga” + “123123”) that should be enabled by this.
OTOH, I’m not sure what the purpose of having the login link and the frontend, but not the login form, might be. But my use case of Taiga is quite limited, too.