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It's possible their truncate also restarted the sequence: "TRUNCATE TABLE users RESTART IDENTITY;" https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13989243/sequence-does-n
by cyrusaf 8y ago
It's possible their truncate also restarted the sequence: "TRUNCATE TABLE users RESTART IDENTITY;"
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13989243/sequence-does-not-reset-after-truncating-the-table?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google_rich_qa&utm_campaign=google_rich_qa https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13989243/sequence-does-n...
Although, I am confused about how sign ins created new users. When they say sign ins, do they mean new accounts?
- catfood 8y agoYeah they must mean new accounts, if not then I'm lost. I guess it could have reset autoincrement but they said it didn't. The only other thing I can think of is that the signed token that's put in localStorage is sent to the server like "someuser|sometoken", the server inspects sometoken, says it checks out, then takes the client at its word that it's someuser.
- inopinatus 8y agoA sign-in can result in an automatic account creation when using federated identity.