Ultimately it enrolls the user in the master database and then sends the response to the cb_rdcno field. When I disable the trigger I see the password is hashed. The only trigger I am using is:
onAfterUserRegistration
method: PHP(create_function)
silent return.
Any idea why the password is getting changed when I am storing the user value?
Set password to null and it should work fine. Null values are ignored. Example as follows.
$user->set( 'password', null );
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