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by an identical sub.
Previously, it would fail to subscribe. This confused the meteor.currentUser
subscription in accounts_client.js. Reproduction:
- Create user X with email (which sends a confirmation email)
- Log out.
- Log in as User Y in tab 1.
- Follow the confirmation link in tab 2. This leaves you logged in
as User Y.
- Tab 1's localstorage poller notices that there's a new token and logs in
with it.
- After a successful login, Accounts._makeClientLoggedIn unsubs from
meteor.currentUser and immediately resubs. It thinks there's already an
existing sub, so it doesn't send the sub message and does immediately call
the ready callback (which sets userLoaded() to true).
- The unsub gets sent and the object in Meteor.users() gets depopulated.
Now Meteor.userLoaded() is true but Meteor.user() is empty.
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