Closed jkva closed 3 years ago
I think the answer has to be yes. if you change your authentication, then it has to go rebuild. So, this needs a huge “Are you sure you want to do this” kind of warning, but yes, I agree they should be stripped, because they have to be.
Formalised in #23.
This has since been implemented; organization changes require a re-import of resources. The user is presented with a warning when switching organizations.
Currently images that have a linked coyote resource id (via
data-coyote-id
attribute) are skipped when processing post updates.When a user changes their API token, endpoint or organization ID, these resource IDs potentially no longer match or are no longer available. This could be a problem when a coyote-side update callback fires.
Should linked coyote resource ids be stripped when no longer applicable?