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changed the title [-]Logging in with the same email but different case creates a new account[/-][+][TRI-2630] Logging in with the same email but different case creates a new account[/+]on Jun 2, 2024
...@gmail.com and ...@Gmail.com can be treated as equivalent because DNS specifies that domain names are to be compared in a case-insensitive manner. But the same is not true for the user/mailbox part of an address, that should actually be case sensitive so we should create multiple accounts for those.
test@gmail.com and test@Gmail.com should be the same account.
test@gmail.com and Test@Gmail.com should be different accounts.
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[-]Logging in with the same email but different case creates a new account[/-][+][TRI-2630] Logging in with the same email but different case creates a new account[/+]hunxjunedo commentedon Jun 2, 2024
@matt-aitken kindly assign this issue to me, would like to contribute.
matt-aitken commentedon Jun 3, 2024
...@gmail.com and ...@Gmail.com can be treated as equivalent because DNS specifies that domain names are to be compared in a case-insensitive manner. But the same is not true for the user/mailbox part of an address, that should actually be case sensitive so we should create multiple accounts for those.
matt-aitken commentedon Jun 3, 2024
test@gmail.com
andtest@Gmail.com
should be the same account.test@gmail.com
andTest@Gmail.com
should be different accounts.matt-aitken commentedon Jun 3, 2024
@hunxjunedo I've assigned this to you 👍
I've also added some more comments above about what exactly should cause a duplicate and what shouldn't