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Currently, when we create a postgres username, we don't encapsulate it around double quotes. This leads to postgres, by default, converting all chars to lower case. However, we should the username output to the codeamp user as upper and lower case chars, so when they try logging in with the user, they get authentication failures.
Currently, when we create a postgres username, we don't encapsulate it around double quotes. This leads to postgres, by default, converting all chars to lower case. However, we should the username output to the codeamp user as upper and lower case chars, so when they try logging in with the user, they get authentication failures.
We can solve this by encapsulating the username in the
CREATE USER
string with double quotes as mentioned here - https://dev.to/lefebvre/dont-get-bit-by-postgresql-case-sensitivity--457i.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: