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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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Steps to reproduce:
- Sign up for a premium account twice using the same account name, but different admin email addresses.
Expected result:
- The second time signing up should error out noting non-unique account name
Actual result:
- The second sign-up appears to succeed, but the database shows no new premium org account. Instead, we see a single personal account created on behalf of the user.
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Steps to reproduce:
- Sign up for a premium account twice using the same account name, but different admin email addresses.
Expected result:
- The second time signing up should error out noting non-unique account name
Actual result:
- The second sign-up appears to succeed, but the database shows no new premium org account. Instead, we see a single personal account created on behalf of the user.
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Basically, you can create a duplicate org name if that name is only being used in a trial account.
This is a problem, as I had assumed that org names had to be unique.
The easiest solution is to get rid of the trial status check.