Ignore email case when accepting invites after signup #100
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When using django-allauth and
ACCEPT_INVITE_AFTER_SIGNUP
, theInvitation
object is obtained by using the newUser
's email address. Even if a user signs up with an email that differs from the one used on the invite, allauth will normally still associate theInvitation
email address with the newUser
.If a user simply alters the case of the email address during signup (user@example.com -> USER@EXAMPLE.COM), allauth's
cleanup_email_addresses()
function can result in the newUser
email matching the case given during signup, rather than the case used on the invite. This will cause the invite to never properly be accepted, as the current implementation ofaccept_invite_after_signup()
does not ignore case.