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Raven.Client.Contrib should have it's default namespace as "Raven.Client" as that is the namespace it is extending. Thus when a user adds a reference to Raven.Client.Contrib package they will see the extensions in their intellisense without having to add a 'using Raven.Client.Contrib" directive.

The *Extensions types should be in matching namespaces that they extend. For instance, DocumentExtensions should be in a Connection folder and thus have namespace "Raven.Client.Connection". Again this helps discovery in intellisense.

Raven.Client.Contrib.Tests project default namespace should be Raven.Client (unit test classes don't have to be in a "Tests" namespace...)

https://groups.google.com/group/ravendb/browse_thread/thread/7ca8e58702c7fb78

I would like to be able to extend the user's Account by associating it with a Profile object. However, I need to be able to access the Account from my web app so I can create the user Profile object and set it's AccountId to the Id of the Account for the specified user.

Also, it would be nice to be able to do more manipulation to the Account from outside the provider for more advanced user management than what the AuthProvider provides. Have you considered making the Account extensible by storing an IAccount rather than an account and giving the user the option of how to implement IAccount in their web application?

Unless we still want to be compatible with 4.0.

• First having registered a user using Google, giving the name "Anders".
• Then adding a password, and removing the Google association.
• Then logging out.
• Then using Google to login.
• On the associate with user page I then write "Anders".
• Going to the /Manage page now returns an error in \Raven.Contrib.AspNet.Auth\AuthProvider.cs:

Sequence contains more than one element

Line 278:            using (var db = _store.OpenSession())
Line 279:            {
Line 280:                var user = db.Query<Account>()
Line 281:                             .Customize(q => q.WaitForNonStaleResultsAsOfLastWrite())
Line 282:                             .SingleOrDefault(a => a.UserName == userName);