Fix SSO ID issue with certain admin accounts - #4580
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If you added an admin attendee to an existing account, the system would fail to tie their admin account to their existing SSO ID, meaning there was no way for them to activate their admin account. We now make sure to copy the SSO ID from the existing account to an admin account, unless that account already has one.
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If you added an admin attendee to an existing account, the system would fail to tie their admin account to their existing SSO ID, meaning there was no way for them to activate their admin account. We now make sure to copy the SSO ID from the existing account to an admin account, unless that account already has one. We also now display the SSO ID for admin and attendee accounts, which would have made debugging this issue easier.