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However, the list of users returned appears to be everything in my pool. Is this the expected behavior, or am I using this incorrectly?
How would I find a user called "someusername" vs "someUserName"? I've found that the search feature in the AWS Cognito user search page is case-sensitive, which makes searching very error prone when usernames may contain inconsistent casing.
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I would suggest to make sure your user pool is configured to be case sensitive. User pools are by default case insensitive.
If your user pool is case insensitive I would assume the above is the expected behavior. However, if the user pool is case sensitive the above is definitely unwanted behavior.
Is there a way to do a case-insensitive search of a username?
I'm trying to do:
However, the list of users returned appears to be everything in my pool. Is this the expected behavior, or am I using this incorrectly?
How would I find a user called "someusername" vs "someUserName"? I've found that the search feature in the AWS Cognito user search page is case-sensitive, which makes searching very error prone when usernames may contain inconsistent casing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: