Avoiding the term "login form"...

[ThomasLandauer]

...since we're not talking about a "usual" login form (i.e. username+password) here.

[javiereguiluz]

There might be some small differences in semantics ... but I think that using "login form" is still correct, even if this is not a "username+password form" but a "request a link form". To me, technically speaking, both are "login forms".

Let's wait for more opinions about this. E.g. @wouterj or @OskarStark

[ThomasLandauer]

I have two arguments:

1. Technical: Requesting a link doesn't log somebody in. The login is done by clicking the link in the email. So I wouldn't call it a "login form".
2. Consistency: At https://symfony.com/doc/current/security.html#form-login you're using the term "login form" in its classic meaning. So if you see the "request link form" as "login form" too, you'd need to call the former a "login form with username and password" - as opposed to a "login form to request a link" ;-)

[javiereguiluz]

After re-reading this proposal, I think you are right so I just merged it. Thanks Thomas!