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You cannot end up with more than one webauthn user id per account, so it doesn't grow indefinitely, at least no more indefinitely than your accounts table. If a user closes the account, the related webauthn user id (and any webauthn keys and other authentication data) is deleted. |
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Hi there,
I noticed that my account_webauthn_user_ids table is ~10x bigger than my account_webauthn_keys table. If I understand it correctly the user_ids table is used during authentication initiation and hence would explain why it's much bigger.
Looking at the docs and the source I was not able to find any method that handles a potential cleanup of that table. Is it correct to assume that it will grow indefinitely?
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