fix: Correct where clause in resend verification #204
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* Use api version as part of route in accontAController v2 (#198) * Change route to use api version * Revert change to url in register endpoint response (#201) * Anti :cowboy: -measures (#202) * fix: Correct where clause in resend verification (#204) --------- Co-authored-by: Frederik Petersen <43568735+fredpetersen@users.noreply.github.com>
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According to this article from the EF Core docs, using the
StringComparisonenum inEqualsdoes not correctly translate to SQL, and as such EF Core will throw an exception.This pull request changes the
Whereclause to simply perform.ToLower()on each string, to ensure case-insensitivity