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Although case-insensitive usernames are probably the better option (#30), there is a bit more work to make them happen (switch to user IDs, renaming user support). For now, we should use case-sensitive usernames to preserve backwards compatibility and make migration easier.
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The main problem is that when migrating from the old system, we will get usernames with case differences. The current server converts everything to lowercase to make it case-insensitive but this will make accounts with capital letters unable to be logged into until a proper case-insensitive approach is taken (#31). However, that depends on a few other changes to make the migration from the old system work (mentioned above).
Although case-insensitive usernames are probably the better option (#30), there is a bit more work to make them happen (switch to user IDs, renaming user support). For now, we should use case-sensitive usernames to preserve backwards compatibility and make migration easier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: