The differences between "make change to current user" and "make change to [current user]"

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Hi, I just want to note this to inform people who face the same problem I had in the future.

It seems like “make change to current user” and “make change to [current user]” are two different actions and affect on the loading timing on the next page when you send the data to next page.

When you change the data with “make change to current user” and if data is sent to the next page, it was always ignoring the change that you made (i.e page stamp), by switching it to “make change to [current user]” I could fix the problem. It took me a while to figure this out.

Watch out for those two actions, they act differently.

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That’s an interesting observation. I’ve used 'make change to current user' extensively in apps and never encountered this problem. I wonder if there is something else at play here?

For me they’ve always done the same thing, but I’ve always used 'make change to current user'with the assumption it would be faster

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