bug: how does Python client support multiple users

[humpydonkey]

Describe the bug

I just have a question:
The python guide suggested using the python logto client instance as a global instance.

But looking at the implementation, i'm a bit confused:
how does logto client API, .e.gisAuthenticated() knows which user the "idToken" belongs to when there are multiple users try to login at same time?
Look at below python implementation, the storage key is just a static string, i.e. "idToken", it can't be used to differentiate different users who try to log in at the time.
the same question applies to other APIs like handleSignInCallback().

    def isAuthenticated(self) -> bool:
        """
        Check if the user is authenticated by checking if the ID Token exists.
        """
        return self._storage.get("idToken") is not None

In other words, when there are multiple users try to login at same time, wouldn't one signInSession overwrites other signInSession(s) because the key is just a static string?

Thanks

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  • Raw Node.js

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[xiaoyijun]

Hi @humpydonkey , currently, Logto SDK do not support multiple users logging in simultaneously.
May I ask about your specific scenario? In what situation do you need multiple users to log in at the same time?