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Allow .current to return CustomUser 
If we do `Parse.Object.registerSubclass('CustomUser', CustomUser);`, parse still serializes the current user in local storage with `className="_User"`. As such, in subsequent loading of the app, the deserialization process will know nothing of the CustomUser class and `CustomUser.current()` will just return a `Parse.User`. Thus we lose access to all the cool custom methods. Changing the registration to `Parse.Object.registerSubclass('_User', CustomUser)` fixes that.
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taivo authored Nov 3, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -101,10 +101,10 @@ class CustomUser extends Parse.User {
return 5;
}
}
Parse.Object.registerSubclass('CustomUser', CustomUser);
Parse.Object.registerSubclass('_User', CustomUser);
```

In addition to queries, `logIn` and `signUp` will return the subclass `CustomUser`.
In addition to queries, `logIn`, `signUp`, and `current` will return the subclass `CustomUser`.

```javascript
const customUser = new CustomUser({ foo: 'bar' });
Expand All @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ customUser.signUp().then((user) => {
});
```

`CustomUser.logIn` and `CustomUser.signUp` will return the subclass `CustomUser` (SDK v2.3.0).
`CustomUser.logIn`, `CustomUser.signUp`, and `Customer.current` will return the subclass `CustomUser` (SDK v2.3.0).

## Saving Objects

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