fix(2fa): fixed various typos

rhodecode/apps/login/tests/test_2fa.py

@@ -48,16 +48,16 b' class Test2FA(object):'
         user = user_util.create_user(password=self.password)
         user.has_enabled_2fa = True
         user.init_secret_2fa()
-        recovery_cod_to_check = user.init_2fa_recovery_codes()[0]
+        recovery_code_to_check = user.init_2fa_recovery_codes()[0]
         Session().add(user)
         Session().commit()
         self.app.post(
             route_path('login'),
             {'username': user.username,
              'password': self.password})
-        response = self.app.post(route_path('check_2fa'), {'totp': recovery_cod_to_check})
+        response = self.app.post(route_path('check_2fa'), {'totp': recovery_code_to_check})
         assert response.status_code == 302
-        response = self.app.post(route_path('check_2fa'), {'totp': recovery_cod_to_check})
+        response = self.app.post(route_path('check_2fa'), {'totp': recovery_code_to_check})
         response.mustcontain('Code is invalid. Try again!')
 
     def test_2fa_state_when_forced_by_admin(self, user_util):

rhodecode/apps/my_account/views/my_account.py

@@ -226,7 +226,7 b' class MyAccountView(BaseAppView, DataGri'
         c.active = '2fa'
         user_instance = c.auth_user.get_instance()
 
-        state = self.request.POST.get('2fa_status') == '1'
+        state = str2bool(self.request.POST.get('2fa_status'))
         user_instance.has_enabled_2fa = state
         user_instance.update_userdata(update_2fa=time.time())
         Session().commit()

rhodecode/model/db.py

@@ -813,7 +813,7 b' class User(Base, BaseModel):'
         Checks if 2fa was forced for ALL users (including current one)
         """
         from rhodecode.model.settings import SettingsModel
-        # So now we're supporting only auth_rhodecode_global_2f
+        # So now we're supporting only auth_rhodecode_global_2fa
         if value := SettingsModel().get_setting_by_name('auth_rhodecode_global_2fa'):
             return value.app_settings_value
         return False