I’m using Comentario with two domains: - domain.com for my public blog - member.domain.com for a members-only area On `domain.com`, users can register/login using via Google/local registration. On `member.domain.com`, authentication is handled via non-interactive SSO. The issue I'm facing is: If a user has already signed up on `domain.com` using the IDP registration/login method, and later tries to access member.domain.com (with the same email) via non-interactive SSO, they receive this error: `"There's already a registered account with this email. Please login via SSO"` I’d like to know if there’s a way to trust my SSO and allow users to sign in on `member.domain.com` using non-interactive SSO, even if their email was initially registered on `domain.com`. SSO works perfectly when the user does not already have a record with the member.domain.com email on another Comentario domain. Comentarion version: 3.12.0 domain.com authentication settings:  member.domain.com authentication settings: