Hello,
We have been facing a really strange problem involving the
UserProperty() property. We have an entity type PR:
class PR(db.Model):
user = db.UserProperty()
...
The way we retrieve these entities is through queries of this kind:
pr = PR.gql('WHERE user=:1',current_user)
...where current_user is fetched using the call
users.get_current_user()
This works 99% of the time, but every now and then a user can't get in
even though he has a PR record with his user tacked to it. AFAIK, this
only happens to people with @gmail.com addresses. Further
investigation revealed that this is because the property in the
database has its email() field set to the user id without
'@gmail.com'. So USER(email='x.y') == USER('email='[email protected]')
evaluates to False.
The funny thing is that even when we reset all such addresses and add
the @gmail.com suffix, this suffix disappears periodically, and the
problem comes back and locks these people out. We do not manually
construct user objects at any time - we always call get_current_user()
so our hope was that whatever the convention is would stay consistent
across all of our operations.
Has anyone faced this issue, or either way, have any suggestions?
Sincerely,
Z
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