Switching from default generated admin-tools auth to creating global auth drops the user that is being created in global auth and only upgrades the admin-tools auth user in the global auth scope.
Steps to recreate this issue:
ee admin-tools enable example.com-> Generates a user easyengine with random password for admin-tools scope globally.
ee auth create global --user=test --pass=test -> Migrates easyengine user and brings it in the list of global users, but does not create the user test.
Switching from default generated admin-tools auth to creating global auth drops the user that is being created in global auth and only upgrades the admin-tools auth user in the global auth scope.
Steps to recreate this issue:
ee admin-tools enable example.com-> Generates a usereasyenginewith random password for admin-tools scope globally.ee auth create global --user=test --pass=test-> Migrates easyengine user and brings it in the list of global users, but does not create the usertest.