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Document the changed account binding, recovery for legacy associations, and the backend hook for validating nested migration evidence. Discovered by Anthropic's OSS Scanner, as vulnerability ANT-2026-XHJS6Y9J.
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| Before upgrading, remove any ``SOCIAL_AUTH_MAILCHIMP_ID_KEY`` or global | ||
| ``SOCIAL_AUTH_ID_KEY`` value that selects ``user_id`` or another identifier. |
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Preserve global ID_KEY with a Mailchimp override
For deployments that intentionally use SOCIAL_AUTH_ID_KEY for other providers, removing the global setting changes every backend's identifier selection and can break association lookup or trigger unsafe migrations; the migration guide specifically warns that a stable configured key must be retained until older associations are keyed. Since backend-specific settings take precedence, instruct these deployments to keep the global value and set SOCIAL_AUTH_MAILCHIMP_ID_KEY = "mailchimp_identity" instead.
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Document the changed account binding, recovery for legacy associations, and the backend hook for validating nested migration evidence.
Discovered by Anthropic's OSS Scanner, as vulnerability ANT-2026-XHJS6Y9J.
Refs python-social-auth/social-core#2135