Add user switching support in restore flow#770
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When restore returns a different uid than the current local user (e.g. after app reinstall), the SDK now detects this and updates the local user state accordingly: persists the new user ID, updates internal config, resets remote config cache, and clears the permissions cache. This ensures the SDK correctly returns to the original user after a restore instead of creating a duplicate user with copied entitlements. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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I'm not sure if we need the release log here. I think debug is enough
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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
restore()could result in the SDK operating under a newly created user instead of returning to the original user. This change adds user switching logic to the restore flow so that when the backend returns a differentuid, the SDK updates its local state accordingly.identify()flow: persist the new user ID, update internal config, notify remote config manager, and clear the permissions cache.Changes
QProductCenterManager.kt: AddedhandleUserSwitchingOnRestore()method, called in therestore()success callback before caching the launch result. If the returneduiddiffers from the current local user, the SDK switches to the returned user.QProductCenterManagerTest.kt: Added 4 unit tests covering:Test plan