Fix .cryptkey Issue When Switching Between SSO and Non-SSO Accounts #1750
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Description:
This PR addresses an issue related to the .cryptkey file that causes errors when switching accounts after using both Single Sign-On (SSO) and Non-SSO login methods. The problem arises when a .cryptkey file is created during SSO login, which leads to errors when trying to switch accounts after logging in without SSO.
Steps to Reproduce:
Fix:
This PR introduces logic that handles the .cryptkey file properly when switching between SSO and Non-SSO login methods. Specifically, it ensures that the .cryptkey file is appropriately managed when logging in without SSO to prevent conflicts and errors during account switching.
Impact:
Users will now be able to switch between accounts smoothly without encountering errors, regardless of whether they log in with SSO or Non-SSO.
Issue Reference:
Resolves Issue #1746.