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At the time of writing, we have duplicate User listings. One is the default Wagtail settings->Users table and the other is our custom Community->User Accounts.
The reason for the duplication was that we wanted to customize the user table display to add a registered_at column. This column is useful in a manual process where we need to connect registered users with paper subscription applications, so we can create a magazine subscription for the user in the system.
However, while deprecating the ModelAdmin code, I am removing the custom user table to simplify our codebase.
In case it is needed, we can re-visit the original use case for displaying the created_at column in the Settings->Users table. If it is still desirable to display that column, i.e. there isn't a work-around, we can open a support request with the Wagtail community to find a proper way to modify the users table without creating a duplicate definition.
At the time of writing, we have duplicate User listings. One is the default Wagtail settings->Users table and the other is our custom Community->User Accounts.
The reason for the duplication was that we wanted to customize the user table display to add a
registered_at
column. This column is useful in a manual process where we need to connect registered users with paper subscription applications, so we can create a magazine subscription for the user in the system.However, while deprecating the
ModelAdmin
code, I am removing the custom user table to simplify our codebase.In case it is needed, we can re-visit the original use case for displaying the
created_at
column in the Settings->Users table. If it is still desirable to display that column, i.e. there isn't a work-around, we can open a support request with the Wagtail community to find a proper way to modify the users table without creating a duplicate definition.