Is there any cases where IAuthSession.UserAuthId is something else than int or can I just safely assume it is always int?
servicestack userauthid is type of string but it actually is int
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The Type of UserAuthId is dependent on the Auth Repository used, e.g. if you're using an
OrmLiteAuthRepositoryit will always be anint.