commit | 5af9f1e311ed30322a98a371a48c4330fe12e3d7 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Edwin Kempin <ekempin@google.com> | Mon Aug 07 15:02:40 2017 +0200 |
committer | Edwin Kempin <ekempin@google.com> | Tue Aug 08 14:06:53 2017 +0200 |
tree | e063689b3c34d2c55c81e1117649a42f718b8f6c | |
parent | ba40e4c9a026ea37d9ec9feb82c6aaf16e3333ed [diff] |
Also find accounts by preferred email Historically (before change I2b3c5c9df) Gerrit was able to find accounts by preferred email, even when the account had no external ID with that email. It turns out that the Gerrit integration with Google Accounts that is used for Gerrit installations at Google depends on this feature. Each Google Account can be associated with multiple email addresses, and one is designated as "primary" email address. Users are intentionally allowed to choose any of the email addresses that are associated with their account as preferred email, not just the "primary" email address. Because an ExternalId can store only a single email only the "primary" email is part of the external ID and the secondary email addresses are not stored in Gerrit's database. If a user chooses such a secondary email address a preferred email we must ensure that its account is found when a lookup by this secondary email is made. Hence we reenable the old Gerrit behavior to also look for accounts with matching preferred email when looking up accounts by email. Change I757a4d065b added a new API to lookup accounts by email. Change the implementation of these method to also find accounts by preferred email. To find accounts by preferred email use the the account index. To prevent a circular dependency between the Accounts class and the AccountCacheImpl.ByIdLoader class when using InternalAccountQuery the methods to lookup accounts by email are moved to an own class. As follow-up change I991d21b1ac adapts all Gerrit code to use the new API for looking up accounts by email, so that the AccountByEmailCache can be removed by change I3a4279f5ab. Not being able to find (inconsistent) accounts by preferred email currently blocks the migration of accounts to NoteDb. Change-Id: I1c24da13786f81d6e59b0784586f0b53a16b0a28 Signed-off-by: Edwin Kempin <ekempin@google.com>
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