The same user registers twice.
I define the first membership as A membership, the second membership as B membership.
A second group buys with a Membership.
As user B, I'm merging this with membership A.
The membership that group A bought is not reflected for group B.
In short, when I combine the features purchased by the 1st member, it becomes ineffective.
Example:
A user bought a premium membership. The same user has another membership named B. Then I make user A user B by saying user joins.
Groups purchased by user A are canceled in the merge.
I define the first membership as A membership, the second membership as B membership.
A second group buys with a Membership.
As user B, I'm merging this with membership A.
The membership that group A bought is not reflected for group B.
In short, when I combine the features purchased by the 1st member, it becomes ineffective.
Example:
A user bought a premium membership. The same user has another membership named B. Then I make user A user B by saying user joins.
Groups purchased by user A are canceled in the merge.
