Bugfix for user registration of multiple identities #10
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When registering an identity, the minid server can fail with a 'not unique' error when used with Globus. This is because the minid code is marked as 'unique' on the DB schema and isn't saved when Globus is used. A better solution would be removing the unique constraint, but saving the code and simply not emailing the user when they use Globus is an equivalent hack that won't require a db migration.
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When registering an identity, the minid server can fail with a 'not
unique' error when used with Globus. This is because the minid code
is marked as 'unique' on the DB schema and isn't saved when Globus
is used. A better solution would be removing the unique constraint,
but saving the code and simply not emailing the user when they use
Globus is an equivalent hack that won't require a db migration.