
I have signed in using gmail on appwrite server, before it was working fine but now when I am trying to login using that email again it shows me error, 'user_email_already_exists'
Yes user email already exists and I am trying to login using google and created accont using google. Seems like its trying to creat account again and then gets this error.

what's the platform?

do you arleady have a session when you're initiating hte flow?

Using web

No sessions, its empty.

Using flutter sdk, same response.

What's your appwrite version?

1.4.1

make sure you're using 1.4.2

flutter web or flutter mobile. for flutter mobile is this on android or ios? have you ever logged in using oauth before?

Flutter mobile sdk and React Web sdk and yes logged in before but after updating from 1.3.8 to 1.4.1, this happened

So you said you've logged in before on flutter mobile. With a different user?

This thing is happening for just one user.

im pretty sure your browser still has a session of a user and that's what's causing the problem. can you try clearing data/cookies from your browser and try again?

Hi, I'm having the same problem, with my own account. My account was created by using
provider: 'apple',
scopes: ['email', 'name'],
);```
Now after appwrite cloud upgrade to 1.4.x I'm getting `user_email_already_exists` when trying create the session, on a iPhone and on a Android.
I'm using current flutter sdk 11.0.0

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