Yes!
The idea being using dynamic subdomains as the entry point into a mult-
tenant application. Each tenant, or company, should have their own
unique sets of usernames.
Any suggestions on how you'd do that without hacking User? username is
set to "unique=True" so the only thing I can see is
do you mean that you want someone to be able to have a duplicate
username as long as they are at a different company ?
if so, why ? maybe that requirement should just be worked around.
but there is certainly a way to do it without hacking User.
-f;lix
On Jul 7, 4:58 pm, brydon <[EMAIL
Ok, no responses.let's try this another way
Is there a way to swap out the model class that represents User?
brydon
On Jul 4, 3:24 pm, brydon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I'm assuming I can always fork auth and modify the User class
> directly, however, I'd prefer to avoid
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