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I have a username/password combo for which I would like to tell recaptcha to allow to proceed logging in to our website unchallenged (without going through the puzzles).

Doing a search online for how to do this brought me to this page, which says:

For reCAPTCHA v3, create a separate key for testing environments.

But there is no instruction on how to create this separate key for test environments. I'm wondering if someone could point me to an official document by Google where it explains how the separate key is generated and how it is used for automated testing.

Question: How do you generate the separate key and use it to allow for a single username/password account to use this separate key for automated testing?

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    You wouldn't tell recaptcha to allow the user to proceed. You would not present the recaptcha when it's that particular user (or users). So, one way to do that is to write a conditional statement to determine whether it's the special user(s). if it's not, do the recaptcha logic. – devlin carnate Aug 30 '23 at 20:09

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