Jack Edwards

I think the right approach is to modify how email address changes occur. The old, verified email address should stay active until the user verifies the new email address. Will...

I've begun working on #788 and #789. For the purposes on this issue (#786), the User table's Email Address column can be assumed to be the current, verified email address.

Confirmed.

It's something to do with the static compression of the blazorSodium.js file. Fails: https://localhost:5001/_content/BlazorSodium/blazorSodium.bundle.js Explicit GZ works: https://localhost:5001/_content/BlazorSodium/blazorSodium.bundle.js.gz Explicit BR works: https://localhost:5001/_content/BlazorSodium/blazorSodium.bundle.js.br

`false` in the .csproj gets things working again. Not sure when I'll have more time to investigate this properly. Could be a change I need to make on BlazorSodium.

[Marek's suggestion](https://github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/40413#issuecomment-2462226779) to disable build compression in the .csproj and re-enable compression as a publish option should work as well.