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[David Barth <david.barth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Trying to reproduce on vivid:
- created an account on a clean r100
- upgrade to r103
- the account is not deleted during the upgrade process

We also tried upgrading on rtm from 233 to 239 on reports that people
had their accounts deleted on that upgrade path. The account which had
been recently created also was kept intact.

The current theory at this stage is that u1 accounts older than an ACL
account fix are being deleted by u1 code that considers the old accounts
invalid.

The store UI will force the user to sign-in again if such an old account
is found, re-creating a fixed one in the process. However that upgrade
path for old accounts is silent when doing system upgrades. The account
is just removed, as technically invalid, but the system doesn't force a
new sign in to re-create an account.

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Title:
  [Ubuntu Store] The created account will dispeared when trying to
  purchase some stuff on Ubuntu Store

Status in ubuntuone-credentials package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Environment

  Unit: Mako (Nexus4)
  Product: Vivid
  System version: r88

  Steps:
  1. go to "System setting" -> "Accounts"
  2. Add a Ubuntu one account
  3. go to "Ubuntu Store" and search for a paid app from store e.g. Riddling.
  4. Tap on price tag to initiate a purchase
  5. pop up "Loading" page
  6. switch to "System setting" -> "account", the added account disappeared

  Expected result:
  Could see 'View wallet' link to opent he payments detail page and add credit card info... etc.

  Actual:
  1. it pending Loading page could not complete the purchase process
  2. the added account does not existed anymore

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