Hello!
I'm working on a new project where Teams will be a key part of the project.
I'm currently trying to invite users to a team, which according to your documentation will also create a session for the user when accepted. However, what is the point of this created session?
I see there is no way to actually authenticate the user with it, and I don't think I understand why it is created in the first place.
Does this mean, after accepting a team invite, the user will need to perform a new login?
To me this sounds quite counterintuitive.
TL;DR
Developers are confused about the purpose of automatically created sessions for invited users in a new project involving Teams. They are questioning the need for these sessions if there is no apparent authentication mechanism tied to them. The created sessions may not serve their intended purpose and could result in users needing to perform additional logins after accepting team invites, which seems counterintuitive.
