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Hi @chadwilken,
that's a good question. Currently there is no way to add custom scope to finding user, however since version 0.9.1, there's a support for method called active_for_authentication? which you may use to prevent user from logging in - just simply add this method to User class like this:
def active_for_authentication?
!deleted_at
end
However, if in your case it is possible to create a next account with the same email/login (after one is soft deleted, if user creates a new account, you create new record instead of reusing old on), this will not work, because it's still old user, not new, that will be fetched from database
@arnvald, thanks for the quick reply. I worked around it for now using a default_scope, but it isn't an ideal setup long term. There are rare circumstances where a email can be used twice in the old setup and is causing headaches still :). Maybe if I get some time I can make this contribution.
We soft delete our user records, is there a way to ensure a property has a certain value in the query executed to find the user by the
login
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