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The CLI throws an error: Account already exists and loops back to the sign-up screen instead of guiding the user to log in with the existing credentials.
Observed Behavior:
As shown in the screenshot, attempting to sign up with an email already associated with an existing account results in the error: Account already exists. The CLI then repeatedly takes the user back to the sign-up process. This forces the user to terminate the process manually and start a new login attempt.
Expected Behavior:
Instead of reloading the sign-up flow, the system should recognize the account already exists and prompt the user to log in with their existing credentials.
Suggested Improvement:
To enhance the user experience:
If the email provided during sign-up matches an existing account, the CLI should display a message like: This email is already associated with an account. Please log in instead.
Automatically redirect the user to the login flow, allowing a seamless transition without requiring the user to restart the process manually.
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Steps to Reproduce:
Observed Behavior:
As shown in the screenshot, attempting to sign up with an email already associated with an existing account results in the error: Account already exists. The CLI then repeatedly takes the user back to the sign-up process. This forces the user to terminate the process manually and start a new login attempt.
Expected Behavior:
Instead of reloading the sign-up flow, the system should recognize the account already exists and prompt the user to log in with their existing credentials.
Suggested Improvement:
To enhance the user experience:
If the email provided during sign-up matches an existing account, the CLI should display a message like:
This email is already associated with an account. Please log in instead.
Automatically redirect the user to the login flow, allowing a seamless transition without requiring the user to restart the process manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: