🐛 Bug Report: accounts.create does not get trigger function on account created with OAuth provider

[matfire]

👟 Reproduction steps

• Create a function that should get triggered on accounts.create
• Deploy tag (my use case was creating a document in a collection)
• Create an account with email and password from a web frontend (React in my specific case)
• Function should get triggered
• Create another account using an Oauth provider (Google in my case)
• Function should not get triggered

👍 Expected behavior

Function should get triggered in both cases, when an account is created using email + password and when using a third party provider (Google, Github etc)

👎 Actual Behavior

Function gets triggered only when creating an account using email and password

🎲 Appwrite version

Different version (specify in environment)

💻 Operating system

Linux

🧱 Your Environment

Appwrite v:0.11.0.170

👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?

• I checked and didn't find similar issue

🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?

• I have read the Code of Conduct

[JaviBonilla]

I’m also having the same issue.

[PineappleIOnic]

I'm on the case 👍

[garvitomer]

Is this issue solved in 13.4 or it is still there? Last I checked it was there in 12.x versions

[PineappleIOnic]

@TorstenDittmann Was this fixed in 0.14 with the new Event model?

[stnguyen90]

@PineappleIOnic, looking at the code, it looks like the user is created, but no new user event is triggered:

appwrite/app/controllers/api/account.php

Lines 466 to 501 in 648b6f2

	if ($user === false || $user->isEmpty()) { // Last option -> create the user, generate random password
	$limit = $project->getAttribute('auths', [])['limit'] ?? 0;
	if ($limit !== 0) {
	$total = $dbForProject->count('users', max: APP_LIMIT_USERS);
	if ($total >= $limit) {
	throw new Exception('Project registration is restricted. Contact your administrator for more information.', 501, Exception::USER_COUNT_EXCEEDED);
	}
	}
	try {
	$userId = $dbForProject->getId();
	$user = Authorization::skip(fn() => $dbForProject->createDocument('users', new Document([
	'$id' => $userId,
	'$read' => ['role:all'],
	'$write' => ['user:' . $userId],
	'email' => $email,
	'emailVerification' => true,
	'status' => true, // Email should already be authenticated by OAuth2 provider
	'password' => Auth::passwordHash(Auth::passwordGenerator()),
	'passwordUpdate' => 0,
	'registration' => \time(),
	'reset' => false,
	'name' => $name,
	'prefs' => new \stdClass(),
	'sessions' => null,
	'tokens' => null,
	'memberships' => null,
	'search' => implode(' ', [$userId, $email, $name])
	])));
	} catch (Duplicate $th) {
	throw new Exception('Account already exists', 409, Exception::USER_ALREADY_EXISTS);
	}
	}
	}

[karniv00l]

I think this issue also exists when creating a user using Magic URL