Closed scottnguyen closed 7 years ago
Ah, bummer. The code is supposed to check based on your metadata. Twitter sends different info than Github, so it could be that it didn't have enough data to identify you as "you" when you logged in with the other account.
I can probably delete one for you as a short term fix. Is there a profile that is more empty than the other?
Yeah, the user containing only my GitHub login should be removed.
Done. Thanks for bringing it up. I'll check into it the next time I look at the code.
Out of curiosity, did you log in with Twitter first and Github second, or the other way around?
-- David
On Thursday, July 26, 2012 at 4:16 PM, Scott Nguyen wrote:
Yeah, the user containing only my GitHub login should be removed.
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/BeerAndCodeSeattle/BeerAndCode/issues/29#issuecomment-7293514
Github first. Twitter second.
I can't recall if there was an auth step when I was filling out my Github username on my "Twitter" profile. If you didn't, you should probably implement that for each OAuth service provider if you choose to integrate them into the webapp. :)
EDIT: Or I'll look into it if I have time. You know, whatever comes first.
I logged in with GitHub and Twitter in two different occasions. You'll see my account show as two different accounts in http://seattle.beerandcode.org/people