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Daniele Cipollone updated SYNCOPE-1790:
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Description:
The bug has been reproduced locally with a Syncope 3.0.5 clean archetype using
PGJSONB .
Basically, if there are 2 users with one email address that contains the other,
the GET on Swagger filtered with the fiql expression returns both users. In
particular:
2 users have been created created on Syncope:
The value "utente....@email.it" has been assigned to user1 email
The value "dueutente....@email.it" has been assigned to user2 email
Then, the GET /users has been executed on Swagger with the fiql expression
"email==utente....@email.it" and it returned both users.
On the actual project instead, the problem was found in the same way, but with
the attribute email of an AnyObject, with the GET /anyObjects, filtered with
AnyObject type and email value
was:
The bug has been reproduced locally with a Syncope 3.0.5 clean archetype.
Basically, if there are 2 users with one email address that contains the other,
the GET on Swagger filtered with the fiql expression returns both users. In
particular:
2 users have been created created on Syncope:
The value "utente....@email.it" has been assigned to user1 email
The value "dueutente....@email.it" has been assigned to user2 email
Then, the GET /users has been executed on Swagger with the fiql expression
"email==utente....@email.it" and it returned both users.
On the actual project instead, the problem was found in the same way, but with
the attribute email of an AnyObject, with the GET /anyObjects, filtered with
AnyObject type and email value
> Swagger filtered GET returns multiple Users/AnyObjects instead of one
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> Key: SYNCOPE-1790
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYNCOPE-1790
> Project: Syncope
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: core
> Affects Versions: 3.0.5
> Reporter: Daniele Cipollone
> Priority: Major
> Fix For: 3.0.6, 4.0.0
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> The bug has been reproduced locally with a Syncope 3.0.5 clean archetype
> using PGJSONB .
> Basically, if there are 2 users with one email address that contains the
> other, the GET on Swagger filtered with the fiql expression returns both
> users. In particular:
> 2 users have been created created on Syncope:
> The value "utente....@email.it" has been assigned to user1 email
> The value "dueutente....@email.it" has been assigned to user2 email
> Then, the GET /users has been executed on Swagger with the fiql expression
> "email==utente....@email.it" and it returned both users.
> On the actual project instead, the problem was found in the same way, but
> with the attribute email of an AnyObject, with the GET /anyObjects, filtered
> with AnyObject type and email value
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