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In my situation, the patch wasn't working effectively when a user logged in and another user had the same email but a different username. I discovered that the patch was checking if the logged-in user had the same username, which always triggered the error message: 'Another user already exists in the system with the same email address. You should contact the system administrator to resolve this conflict.'
To resolve this, I modified the code to remove the username check, tested it, and found that it works fine
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I've tried multiple times to retrieve the translated label, but it always returns the default one. After several attempts, I decided to go with this solution.
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