In the current version of AuthP (3.2.0) the email of a user is stored as the user provides it. But an email is NOT case sensitive. This will be a problem as Postgres is case sensative.
The simplest way to do this is add a .Lower to the email in the AuthUser class
Things to do
Add a .Lower to the email in the AuthUser class (note: do after the username has as been set). DONE
Apply .Lower to the email in the AuthUsersAdmin FindAuthUserByEmailAsync method. DONE
Change SyncUsers to normalise Emails. DONE
Fix all tests containing emails. DONE
Change each Example to say that "NOTE: The email username is also the password".
In the current version of AuthP (3.2.0) the email of a user is stored as the user provides it. But an email is NOT case sensitive. This will be a problem as Postgres is case sensative.
The simplest way to do this is add a
.Lowerto the email in theAuthUserclassThings to do
.Lowerto the email in theAuthUserclass (note: do after the username has as been set). DONE.Lowerto the email in the AuthUsersAdminFindAuthUserByEmailAsyncmethod. DONEemailusername is also the password".