Should I call check_active_accounts for each configuration

[jesseduffield]

I've got two configurations here, main and admin. I'm checking active sessions in both but I worry that's inefficient or unnecessary: Is this what I'm supposed to be doing? And if so, does it require two DB queries per request, or will it only be one? Thanks

class RodauthApp < Rodauth::Rails::App
  configure RodauthMain
  configure RodauthAdmin, :admin

  route do |r|
    rodauth.check_active_session
    rodauth(:admin).check_active_session

    r.rodauth
    r.rodauth(:admin)
  end
end

[janko]

You need both calls if the main and admin configurations differ in session_key_prefix or account record retrieval (different tables or distinct table subsets). If your main and admin configurations share the session and table dataset, then it might not be technically necessary, but IMO it's still more correct to have both.

[jesseduffield]

They do differ in that I'm doing:

  def account_table_ds
    super.where(type: account_type)
  end

where account_type is different in both configurations. At any rate, I'm happy to just have both, thanks!