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Username and email address are generally case insensitive. Today, Ambuda auth allows proofer and prooFer as valid users.
Making usernames and email addresses in register and login pages case insensitive requires backward compatibility. On login, if we convert all usernames to lowercase, existing users with uppercase usernames will fail. For a smooth rollout of this feature, existing usernames in the db have to be first converted to lowercase. Then, register and login can apply lowercase conversion on these fields.
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I think it may be possible to query the db case-insensitively, without changing any existing usernames. (I'm assuming that we currently don't have two usernames that are identical if compared case-insensitively.)
Username and email address are generally case insensitive. Today, Ambuda auth allows
proofer
andprooFer
as valid users.Making usernames and email addresses in
register
andlogin
pages case insensitive requires backward compatibility. On login, if we convert all usernames to lowercase, existing users with uppercase usernames will fail. For a smooth rollout of this feature, existing usernames in the db have to be first converted to lowercase. Then,register
andlogin
can apply lowercase conversion on these fields.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: