Description of problem:

However, with Gnome Wayland selected, it takes multiple attempts to have my password accepted for the LOGON SCREEN.

Password entry works ok with regular Gnome interface.

My password format is #montreal001  tryit with #qwert001

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

uname -a
Linux F23SDC 4.2.1-300.fc23.x86_64 #1 SMP Mon Sep 21 22:13:13 UTC 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

All Gnome updates as of this posting within Fedora 23 beta-rc1  There is no gnome version information when clicking on the help icon. 



How reproducible:

Since I discovered the problem...

Switch from Gnome to Gnome Wayland and very carefully, click on user icon
when password prompt occurs, very carefully enter the password.



Steps to Reproduce:
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Immediately after a boot, or immediately after changing from Gnome to Gnome-Wayland or immediately after logout (while not leaving Gnome Wayland selection) and retrying with Gnome-Wayland.

Actual results:
After a logout, password is definitely rejected at first and immediately main prompt reappears. I repeat the selection of my logon and then very carefully enter the password a second time. 

It can be accepted or rejected. Most of the time second or third attempt is accepted.  

Expected results:

Gnome Wayland presentation of password to be accepted the first time, as it is done with normal non-wayland Gnome 


Additional info:

To be reconfirmed --- 
I tried it once and it really needs further testing, but a backspace char followed by the #password001 format worked first time with Wayland login process.

Does the # as first character have any significance. my passwords have € and ¥ as special characters.

Note 2
Two keyboard layouts used...

US keyboard layout is #2, Canada French is #1   I never switch to US layout between system boots.  
(US layout is kept for other non-admin user(s).  Again, with regular Gnome, this dual keyboard settings has never caused problems.