tag_kwargs are not taken into account when case insensitivity is turned on, while they are when it is off.
For cases like #809 that would result in already existing tags, with the same name, from other users/tenants being used instead of creating a new one.
When case insensitivity is turned off, this will work as expected as the tag_kwargs are used in the filter to check for existing tags.
tag_kwargsare not taken into account when case insensitivity is turned on, while they are when it is off. For cases like #809 that would result in already existing tags, with the same name, from other users/tenants being used instead of creating a new one.When case insensitivity is turned off, this will work as expected as the
tag_kwargsare used in the filter to check for existing tags.In
_TaggableManager._to_tag_model_instances: https://github.com/jazzband/django-taggit/blob/63c9a97066cdd3d0dc0ed1283eefacff54d605e2/taggit/managers.py#L221-L238If I change the get call on line 229 to
get(name__iexact==name, **tag_kwargs)it works the same for both cases.