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Devise Token Auth provides a way to specify your own uid column. This column is respected when setting the current resource, however we do not expose this field in the auth headers (or encode it in the bearer token as a result).
Within DeviseTokenAuth::Concerns::User (particularly this method) I believe we should also return the custom uid in the headers so it can then be used by the client to store/reference after successful login or registration.
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Devise Token Auth provides a way to specify your own
uid
column. This column is respected when setting the current resource, however we do not expose this field in the auth headers (or encode it in the bearer token as a result).Within
DeviseTokenAuth::Concerns::User
(particularly this method) I believe we should also return the custom uid in the headers so it can then be used by the client to store/reference after successful login or registration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: